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[@BrandonWestfall]

After being homeless for nearly 5 years this is what always pops in my head anytime there is extreme weather. There's people trying to survive in this.

[@IngPeace]

My boyfriend’s coworker died in his car the other night… it was -40°C My brother died in only -10°C It’s so dangerous… especially if you involve the use of substances

[@BrandonWestfall]

@@IngPeace It’s honestly my biggest fear every time there’s extreme weather. I’m living in Boise, ID now and we got hit by a nasty storm over the last week. We don’t have nearly as many homeless as Carson/Reno or LA but there’s still people out there. (I was homeless in Carson primarily.) It’s shitty our government can’t even help when there’s such extreme weather. Sorry about your brother and your BF’s co-worker.

[@All5AJz]

Me to. I now go and hand out coats I collect all summer to anyone I see out here in need. I see them in blankets barely able to move and it brings back to living it. I am a recovering addict 8 yrs strong. I will continue to love my people.

[@gregoryrobinson8193]

It's sad but in this country no one should be without the basics of life

[@All5AJz]

@@gregoryrobinson8193 then people would complain that they shouldn't be provided for.

[@donnaconrad5433]

This sweet little lady is out there in the cold and is worried about other homeless people, what a heart of gold !,,,

[@Coooeee]

Hi Knate, just a suggestion. I am a nutritionist. Please add a bottle of water to the order, when they ask for food and drink, even if they don't ask for it. They'll drink it when they have nothing else and/or they'll use it to wash, brush their teeth, etc. Thank you for everything you do ❤️.

[@pattimueller2291]

Good idea

[@AuthenticChronicVision]

There 240,000 plastic nano particles in a bottle of water.

[@kpepperl319]

People needs water to survive... Nanoplastic is the last thing on anyone who is homeless. It would be nice if there's a better solution, but for now... Clean water is water

[@joansmall9019]

There is no proof that it is harmful, which is what the study says. Everyone needs water to drink and to bathe. There are many worse things in our environment.

[@AledaMortenson]

Ensure drinks ♥️

[@davidallen5490]

Hugs are priceless!!

[@clarkemitchell2299]

I was homeless for 8 years as a veteran i finally got a apartment 6 years ago and i always love watching your compassion.. i just gave away alot of clothing that i could not wear to the homeless people that i know... i would not donate it to goodwill i just gave them away right at the best time right before it got cold... keep doing you knate

[@magnolia_bees]

Thank you for your service!❤ I'm so sorry you were without a home, you deserved so much better

[@thesuncollective1475]

It's very distressing watching her. I hope she gets help and she finds a home too.

[@amandawallace105]

Thank You So Much For Your Service ❤ I'm so sorry it took so long to get you some help. Grateful you are doing fine now .

[@FlippDogg75]

Thank you for your service, and for sharing your experience. Glad to hear you are doing better.

[@Chronically_JBoo]

Thank you for your service

[@MegaDeansy]

This is heart-breaking - come on America, get this lady housed !

[@littlelamb6804]

Tell it to NASA. Their daily budget is $70 MILLION PER DAY!! Do we really NEED a space program??😮😮

[@luminousdragon]

@@littlelamb6804 NASA's budget is a half of a percent of the US budget. The militaries budget is 26 times that. Then there there is the police, and importantly the amount of money massive corps are allowed to legally avoid paying in taxes.

[@bridgetmuehlberger5141]

“I don’t want weird shit, I just want normal stuff that’s gonna keep her warm!” I LOVE this!! 😂❤😂❤ Thanks for doing what you do!

[@JobsJ87]

Made me giggle too, I think that's the first time I've heard him swear lol

[@luns486]

Women’s clothes can be so impractical. As a woman, I hate it.

[@justashton255]

Lol he is so right

[@livewiiiiire]

​@@luns486yes! Every comment he had about women's clothing is a complaint I've had buying clothes as a woman haha. Walmart is one of the best places for PLAIN basics for women and you STILL have to go through every rack individually because the quality varies so drastically. Women don't need to be warm, or have clothes that last or protect them, they just have to look pretty and sit inside 🙄

[@wmalden]

No. No need for foul language. Disappointed in Nate.

[@braydenivvi1903]

Thanks for helping Knate thats. Much more kind.🙂

[@bethfaceplays]

Knate! One thing for women that can be super helpful would be base layer pants. Theyre usually in the underwear/sock section. Theyre warm leggings that are made for cold weather. They also have tops.

[@mell8831]

Yes!

[@Sandsodalime]

Yes! Came to comment this!

[@Suebe1962]

One brand is called Cuddle-Duds. They are great to keep a person warm. I wear them under jeans and shirts. I always get mine at Sam's Club. They are fairly cheap. I wonder if this kind of undergarment could be bought in bulk and have them for women in the backpack that you hand out? They come in several sizes. I would think extra large would be a good size to get in bulk.

[@lucymorgan8859]

Any kind of tights that can go under regular pants are good, as well as long John's! Love what you do, KNate!!!

[@darlenel1434]

God bless you, Knate. Love what you do! ❤❤😊😊

[@DanielleTaylor-c9n]

Thank you for helping this nice lady. I know her from a few years ago and she is very sweet and no, she is not on drugs.

[@catherinebrowne8495]

Please update us on this sweet lady, Knate. You are such a blessing to those people and we are lucky to have you out there.

[@erica-iv3te]

Yep I definitely want an update.

[@hersheysfloyd]

Yes an update. January 2024

[@Afr1canQueen]

I want an update too.

[@nicholehuffman4213]

yes please

[@TheRolf88]

Please update and get her off the streets

[@lordeacon1]

This lady breaks my heart. I can not understand how anyone could walk by this lady and not offer, at least, to get her pants!!!!! Thank you so much for helping in getting her dignity back. Hope everything works out for her & she gets off the streets soon. 🍁

[@Sheepdipu2]

I actually teared up watching this poor woman! I can't understand why she had no pants! Common this should not be. Knate has a beautiful heart!!

[@K.A-87]

ME TO

[@kaneykane3449]

I actually dread to think what horror was inflicted on her that she would be left trouserless in the street.

[@eileenyoshida6745]

Maybe incontinence..I have issues as I have gotten older

[@rebeccaspratling2865]

It's very common to have your stuff stolen when you're homeless. A lot of the time it's by other homeless people but sometimes it's just done by cruel people who aren't homeless.

[@sandyallen1523]

My guess they were stolen by someone who was cold and stronger or she soiled them so badly she won't wear them anymore

[@jeaninecurran875]

She should have a place to call home . There should be places for people like her !

[@christinevalentine3373]

Knate, this woman is such a gem. She’s on the bones of her butt and still wants to help others ❤️ love your work Knate.

[@nicholehuffman4213]

This woman broke my heart

[@TheRickreid]

Thanks!

[@donniebooth8478]

I end up crying every time I watch these videos but I love them and Nate you have to be the most selfless person I’ve ever seen love you and keep it up

[@littledotti]

Really breaking my heart watching this. This lady and I look to be the same age. Being out on the streets at our age is dangerous. No one should be homeless. How does such a wealthy country allow this to happen to their own people. Absolutely heartbreaking. She needs to be housed.

[@zvw444x3zefa]

I feel the same way. Fortunately in her case she said she will have a place through a program at the end of the next week.

[@BrooklynAlien]

​@@zvw444x3zefaI sure hope that comes through for her!

[@vanessanassif]

You take so much care when you shop. Your love and intention is everything.

[@L2.Lagrange]

I would consider myself to be relatively well off family, but at the same time being a broke college student (between graduation and having a job). As the cold just came in through MN, I had no winter jacket. My dad gave me one of his winter jackets (he would have bought me one, but an old one he had worked great for what I needed). I cannot begin to explain the night and day difference that having an actual winter jacket made when dealing with the cold. It was absolutely incredible. Helping people out by giving them winter clothes is invaluable

[@dee_dee_place]

A winter coat to stop the frigid winds from tearing through your chest & long wool skiing socks to keep your feet dry & warm. Those two items are invaluable. Oh, & a good pair of gloves & a wool scarf would round out the winter outerwear. I went to college in Tampa. The weather temperature didn't go very low but the wind chill factor was brutal. We were between the Gulf & the Bay & boy, those crosswinds used to rip through my chest & into my bones.

[@beforetherainbow355]

I agree. It just got down in the teens here in Georgia. Times have been hard and I made sure my kids had winter coats, but I don’t have a jacket at all and my shoes are wearing holes in them. I’m freezing when I drop my kids off but at least they aren’t.

[@dee_dee_place]

@@beforetherainbow355 You're a good Parent. Are there any Salvation Army or Thrift stores in your area? You should be able to pick up at least a winter coat at one of those places. Also, call neighborhood houses of worship. My place of worship has clothing drives every winter & anyone in our city is welcome to come & help themselves to what they need. We also have a food pantry. The only rule we have is: take only what you need & leave the rest for someone else. Good luck to you & your family.

[@beforetherainbow355]

@@dee_dee_place we have had no expendable income and I have to get assistance with our power bill this month, our mortgage hasn’t been paid yet, etc. I will survive. When I do get the funds I will go look. I am a 3x though and those sizes are harder to find.

[@joansmall9019]

I am in tears watching this. This woman is standing in the cold with no pants! And im afraid to know how that happened. Thank you Knate for all you do.

[@leafinthewind119]

I work outside in the winter and yes womens clothes are so thin!!! I just wear thermals under everything. I pray she keeps warm and safe thru this winter. Thank you for all you do Knate and thank you to the donaters too ♥︎

[@MsMesem]

Woollen thrift store sweaters. If you buy cheap mass produced stuff of course it is thin and nasty and ends up in waste far too rapidly. Corduroy trousers are warm; go to a farm supplies shop they have clothes for people who work outside all day.

[@FransvandenBergeMuziekschuur]

I'm a grown man. I cried my eyes out. What has the world come to. That grown men cannot earn enough money to take care of their family and their pensioned mothers, fathers and grandparents.

[@elonawilliams4809]

I'm crying too! I'm crying for others while I just became homeless myself at age 63. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭❤🙏

[@dfoot636]

Bless both of you sweet folks!!!!! Your comments warmed my heart so much!!

[@beginization]

We looked after our mother and father till they passed away at 95. I thought everyone did that.

[@beginization]

Sorry to hear that.

[@jewelzb1402]

And yet…Illegals get this: Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Emergency Medicaid (includes labor and delivery) Full-Scope Medicaid Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) Medicare “Premium-Free” Part A (hospitalization) (Eligibility based on work history.) Premium “Buy-in” Medicare HUD Public Housing and Section 8 Programs Title XX Block Grants Social Security Other Federal Public Benefits Subject to Welfare Law’s Restrictions Benefits Exempt from Welfare Law’s Restrictions Americans should be more than angry!. Those who fought for our country who are in need living homeless are also being ignored and left behind. Nothing for our own citizens. 😡 New York City signs $77M contract with hotels to house illegal migrants many in NYC hotels one being the Roosevelt Hotel In Manhattan, here are a few more that were taken over by illegals -- The Crowne Plaza Times Square, The Westin New York Grand Central, The New Yorker, A Wyndham Hotel, YOTEL New York Times Square, Gov. Kathy Hochul proposed and gained the sum of $2.4 billion to house migrants without homes. New York City alone not to mention other cities and states dealing with this national crisis, opened well over 210 emergency sites to accommodate more than 150,000 illegals providing immediate shelter, clothing, cash, food, medical services and even cell phones. Illegal “immigrants” get benefits and can also apply for separate benefits on behalf of their children. But… Homeless Americans receive little to nothing at all. Ppl need to wake up and understand whats happening.

[@lindseyleed]

Knate is the best! I love how she instantly wanted to know how she could help other people.

[@starrynight2600]

I hope donations get set up to get this elderly lady a place to stay. She’s a sweetheart and she deserves better than being out in this cold.

[@jstuart1980]

That could be anyone’s mom, and she wants to help others. I hope she gets back on her feet.

[@ButterflyMama]

My heart breaks for older adults like her 💔. Thank you for helping her 🩷

[@chowe9]

Walmart sells foil auto windshield screens to keep the sun out. I've found them for 5$ each. They make excellent floor mattress to keep the cold ground away. And I've used them like a blanket and they reflect my body heat back into me while I sleep. They don't"fit" the body snugly, but that's OK. Just get in your sleeping bag and lay out on your top layer. If wind is an issue, get little clamps from the dollar tree to keep it from blowing off. Thank you for your work. Oh! Men's athletic wear is warmer and works fine (better) for women when keeping warm and cozy is the objective. Keep it simple Sweetie! You're doing important work!!

[@Audamus]

Hi Knate, I've been following you for a while now and you've really opened my eyes and my heart to the struggles the homeless go through. Ever since I've started watching your channel I've been carrying hand warmers and buying food for those I see in my community in need. It's not much but it feels good to give back. Being able to help someone out and helping them to feel seen and loved is the best feeling in the world. Thank you for what you do and for spreading so much positivity. You're a huge inspiration and I hope I can spread that in my community too.

[@Redd71]

Thank you

[@Redd71]

Love!

[@lisechristensen4714]

Safety blackets are lifesavers, and they can be really cheap when bought in bulk, if that's possible. You're awesome, thank you

[@lala_arneezy]

Aww she was so excited for the sweatpants with mushrooms on it 🥰 God bless you for helping this sweet woman

[@DimebagDarrenLowe]

Thank you Knate for doing what I am not. FU anyone who makes shorts mocking what this man does, how does doing that help anyone. Knate helps, we know it and the people he helps know it, and God knows it. As for the rest of us, we all need to be better.

[@BrooklynAlien]

Wow i can't believe people do that! Miserable people will find anything to jump on and hate.

[@gabrielbench1867]

Every idle word that men shall speak they shall give an account thereof on the day of judgement. God will take vengeance focus on our own actions and the lot will be sorted out

[@honeymcdonald9120]

@@gabrielbench1867 If there's a god she let this happen in the first place

[@tracymayer-hv6rb]

This is such a sad story, that poor lady should not be out in the cold. Thank you so much for helping her.

[@katbow5922]

Many of our seniors are suffering needlessly, this nation has enough resources to provide housing for the elderly and vulnerable if only they would stop financing other countries conflicts. So sad. This lady is probably close to my age and I don't have a lot but I have what I need ( like a flush toilet, a roof, a kitchen and heat. Not to mention the bed ) I cannot imagine how I could live on the street. Knate, never stop doing kind works like this because they need you. Great respect for what you are doing.

[@Wisepati]

Maybe they should stop giving the oligarchs and super rich more tax breaks. Reagan started the idea of trickle down economy and it does not work. we really do need to house citizens. What else is a country to take care of citizens. We need some sort of universal healthcare also. we spend so much money on the military and tax breaks for the rich without caring for our own citizens.

[@acertainpointofview4744]

Knate, I feel your pain when it comes to women's clothing. Sizing is different depending on the brand and a lot of it seems to be made cheaply so that it'll get ruined and we'll need to buy more. When you're picking stuff up for women, your backpacks are really good. They have the necessities. But when it comes to pants and coats, I'd recommend that you ask the ladies if they mind you get at least some of it from the men's department. Men's sizes stay pretty static and are usually higher quality. If they still want women's clothing, that's fine. It doesn't hurt to ask. Keep up the great work!

[@powerWithinUs4055]

Really helpful to know this. Women’s clothing never heavy, buy mens's outerwear. Manufacturers probably think it wouldn’t sell, but sure are a lot of women outdoor workers. TilTokDok says surgical instruments are gauged for mens' hands. Another example of…hey, wait…. Really proud of Knate. His every word, every voice inflection, he doesn’t talk down to people, holier than thou -like. When he says "of course" like he does, my heart sings.

[@zvw444x3zefa]

Layering is really good too. Long underwear.

[@sunshine3914]

Back when I had a live-in & did all the laundry, I realized that men’s tees & underwear lasted years longer than women’s… I’m talking 4-6 years, whereas women’s would make it through about half a dozen washes without ever using the dryer.

[@curlyb4c95]

God bless your ministry. 🙏

[@_Y.Not_]

very kind of you

[@Kane-ez]

Very cool 😎 curly !!! Doing what you can,it really matters 💯

[@rebeccajones8225]

You are just the absolute kindest gentleman ever.

[@_Y.Not_]

I love the fact that she has not given up hope, she knows who she is still and that is not someone who is homeless with no pants on but someone who gives back to others, she sees herself on the other side, giving back like Knate does because she knows that despite her current situation that is truly who she is and where she will be.

[@Davidp1985]

This should be a reminder of how much a lot of us can take our lives that we live for granted when we complain about the smallest of things and then you see this poor woman living this way. What an absolutely amazing human being he is for doing such a good deed for her, just goes to show there are still some good people left in the world.

[@IngPeace]

Other than pants; it seemed she benefited the most from the human interaction

[@floydlooney6837]

They start feeling like they're invisible.

[@mrTjstephens1]

I have seen that consistently when watching his videos. That alot of these people just need social interaction as much as they need clothing and items. ❤

[@nataliefoster9318]

I ❤ what Knate does not only the material's but his respect and friendship he offers. He doesnt do the whole 'poor you/sympathy' thing,he treats them as equals and you can see that means the world to them.

[@coupontherapy2635]

Knate,, thank God for you , literally... How many people saw her and just walked by even if they had no money to help her they could have called emergency services for her for free

[@BrandonWestfall]

Right? If I am going to buy food and I see someone not wearing pants I'd rather not eat out and buy them pants. I honestly don't understand the world we live in. People need to do better.

[@caitlinnance9431]

Women are notoriously hard to shop for but i think you did great Nate. Her face lit up seeing the cute scarf and pants she had wanted. You have a heart of gold. It will lead you to the right person and things they need every time ❤

[@chowe9]

She's so thoughtful to want to help others! But I'm learning that it's like the air mask on airplanes... she can't help others until she gets herself safe first. Her desire to help others can be her motivation to take care of herself so she can care for others. Knate, I'm so grateful for you and your work!

[@kirstycrawford6107]

😭 take her home!!!! She should not have to suffer like thus, she should be being taken care off. Sending love ❤️

[@littlelamb6804]

He can't take everyone home. He helps thousands! Are they all gonna go to his house?

[@kimberlyheckler8453]

Awe, Knate! You're an angel that shows up just when you're needed most! God bless your mission, and God bless you a million zillion times over! ❤🙏

[@AlizaDasha]

So happy to see her blessed with clothes and nlankets and a tent. God bless you Nate.

[@Xindi86]

You did very good mate, thank you for helping this woman. Bless you, you are a beautiful human being ❤

[@mirandachristina3412]

Thanks Knate, I don't know how you do this. When this Lady started crying when she said she needed clothes and food I broke down with her. Clearly someone in need and Praise be to Jesus for you being there, able and willing to Help. Such a blessing! My heart goes out to this Lady❤

[@BrooklynAlien]

I just wanted to hug her!

[@priscillafuentes8663]

Aw, I feel for her. I'm 61, and disabled. I can't imagine being out there. Thank you, people and Knate.❤ God bless, everyone.

[@slc1161]

Ditto. I’m 62 and also disabled.

[@user-ii3vn8tn3q]

I’m 64 and losing everything, I’ll be where she is, by this time next year. It’s so scary.

[@kristen726]

You do awesome picking things out! All of the time i see how you nail their vibe. Its so nice that you care if they will actually like what you get

[@7018bluegrass]

Right here in the U S A folks! These people need our Compassion And Love! There are many reasons people become homeless and helpless and I’d bet not from lazy!! All kinds of reasons.

[@pek5117]

Damn, imagine not having pants. I don't think I'd be able to walk away from someone in the snow who didn't have clothes. At least someone bought her a pizza. Thanks knate. Do you have military surplus stores around? Trenchcoats are really warm.

[@yackablejohnson1485]

I just discovered these videos, and this man makes me cry. Thank you for being a good person.

[@ACrimingShame]

Your kindness is beautiful beyond words Knate ❤

[@audreymcgready4329]

The world is a wealthy place but this is what we have. I am so sick of the cruelty in this world. All for greed rather than need. There is more than enough of everything for us all. God bless you Knate. You sir an an earth angel. I hope someone rewards you too for your kind heart.

[@nonamehere-y2t]

You are the best! When I was homeless, it was people like you who were so giving, which made life easier to live. I KNOW we all need you here. Much love and respect.

[@kellygordon3034]

This made me cry. I was homeless for a number of years and yes, people treated the homeless like their were less than human beings. God Bless You Knate!

[@sdlady1]

Man seeing this lady just broke my heart. Thermal underwear from the men's department is the way to go since it's cold. You are a God send, Knate to these people. Maybe try to give an update on this sweet lady.

[@chowe9]

At a key point in my life I was motivated to help someone like myself. Same age and gender. I had a folding metal grocery cart. Lined it w a big garbage bag and filled out up. The rest of the garbage bags inside. Tarps, rope, duct tape, clamps, hammock, clothes, toiletries, 1st aid, a whistle for safety. It was so full it was overwhelming. So I found a tent city with staff. I asked them if a woman my age lived there. Then I asked them to help her know how to use or barter the supplies. Harbor freight and dollar tree were great resources. Thank you Knate!

[@darlenejohnson659]

I can't stop crying because this poor elderly lady should be inside her warm home enjoying the rest of her golden years on earth.

[@TheTannerChanner]

Well you wanted us in the comments to let you know how you did on shopping bro you actually picked out the pair of pants that she wanted to get herself for Christmas!! I think you nailed it bro.

[@soniatauro6342]

It's so heartbreaking to watch this. I pray that God blesses all senior citizens with their own houses.

[@robertbehan9186]

We should all strive to be like Knate! Almost all of us have everything we need, and many have way more than we need. I'm disabled, unemployed, and can be homeless at any moment. I don't let that stop me from helping those with less.

[@gailsprangers9388]

I don't understand how there isn't a place for shelter during this kind of weather. I know they used to have people go out and pick up the homeless during storms here in the Boston area and bring them to shelters. This poor dear lady needs to be brought somewhere. Even animals have shelters they can be brought to. It's ridiculous that this isn't being addressed .

[@sarafletch]

There is shelters but they are bed bug ridden, not safe for woman a lot of the time and a lot of Theft happens there. If someone doesn’t have a severe drug addiction they are probably pretty unbearable places to sleep. Also they were picking up homeless people and they were going missing. I remember that whole thing, it was horrible.

[@robertsmith79]

Your a blessing brother we need more community out there like that

[@Danoodless]

Omg. This one broke me. The look of defeat on this poor person. Omg. Ty Nate. The YT algorithm brought me here and I just watched all your videos in one day. I'll buy some of your merch to support you. Ty for doing the right thing.

[@JordanCriswell-e2l]

You know the laugh she did when he held up the backpack? That face was more of a relief smile. I've been there and am still in the spot. Nobody will let you sit somewhere for 30 minutes just to be able to figure out where or what to do.

[@RLaraMoore]

Get layers for cold weather. Long underwear, silk or polyester thermal pants and long sleeve undershirt. And/or leggings (some are lined with very soft velvety velour texture for extra warmth). Then denim pants or sweat pants over that. For outdoors in snow, literally get snow pants. For tops, get polyester feels like silk oversized long sleeve to go over the long underwear shirt, add an over shirt like a sweat shirt or velour pullover. Add a poly filled "down" vest. Then a warm coat. For even extra warmth (and for staying dry) add rain gear. A rain suit, or full length rain slicker cost, and a wide brimmed rain hat.

[@multimulte]

Yes, warm underwear is important. I always use wool longs, wool socks etc in winter.

[@RLaraMoore]

@@multimulte I miss the Wintersilks™ catalog company. Apparently they no longer exist. They had amazing long thermal under layers made of silk and silk blends. They came in different "ratings" for different levels of cold weather. But what was amazing was how warm they worked. And yet very thin, lightweight, not bulky under clothes, and didn't overheat you when you went indoors. Also they still kept you warm even when they got wet, and dried relatively quickly too. I like cotton for summertime, but not for winter wear especially if out in the rain. I've never tried wool, expect in socks. (Wintersilks™ also used to sell silk sock liners too)

[@lynndemartini9379]

So grateful you found her! She seems kind and she was sooo grateful for your help!! Thanks, Knate!!!

[@mistyallure3852]

My heart is happy ❤ thank you so much for helping this beautiful soul, thank you so much ❤❤

[@JustHeAndMe7733]

I wanted to also thank you JK, for inspiring me and my husband. We don't have kids so for Christmas we took the money we would have spent on eachother and helped some of the homeless people in our area. We ordered from Amazon and Walmart and Temu. I spent days scouting for deals to get the most for our money so we could help as many people as possible. I checked wishlists on your channel and other channels like Pete's Promise and Goodness in People. So we ended up giving out 18 full brand new backpacks set up like yours except no shirts or underwear. They had hygiene packs like yours, also wipes, gloves, beanies, fleece neck gaiters, and socks. We have out 50 pair of warm socks, 30 queen size blankets that were a wool cotton blend that's water resistant and mold and mildew resistant. And we did 25 food bags with protein (PB and jelly, vienna sausages, and a choice of either the big tuna pouches or the flip topped can of chicken) and bread to make 2 sandwiches, 2 bags of chips, extra various snacks, and a sweet of some kind (jello, cookies, pudding, or homemade Christmas sweets like reece's style chocolate peanut butter balls, and fudge). And 1 tent. We scouted out a place where people are allowed to set up tents safely and for free. We made up a channel to show what we are doing and giving out to people so we can hopefully get donations so we can do this on a regular basis. That's my heart cry! Helping people in need is heavy on my heart, and my husband's heart as well. I bought a chest mount camera and memory card online and filmed everything. Sadly the camera messed up or malfunctioned so we don't have the footage. But we have warm people during this bad weather. That does my heart good. I'm figuring out another filming set up and gathering more things. We will focus now on a couple of people at a time until we get some kind of help to expand to helping more people. But I'm following your advice from a couple of months ago. You said start where you are and then you told the story of your delivery driving days so you could earn the money to help someone. You're such an inspiration! Thank you for the encouragement to start helping. It's a passion for helping people, loving others, showing compassion and kindness. We can make a difference one person at a time. Our channel is called: compassionfromjesus I haven't posted anything yet but as soon as I get a camera that works then I will start posting. I'm making a introduction video and then as I pack things I'll film that too. Lots of respect, love, and huge hugs to you, Brother 💞🙏

[@dfoot636]

What ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL folks you sound like!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dfoot636]

When our family was cold in past a ton of THIN LAYERS kept us WAY WARMER than heavy bulky things weighting us down. Learned the hard way.........

[@JustHeAndMe7733]

@@dfoot636 thank you. We just want to help people is all

[@JustHeAndMe7733]

@@dfoot636 thank you for the tip. I'm working on clothing donations to have on hand so people have options for fresh clothes and warmth. Especially after seeing the video of the lady who had no pants. I cried and cried over that. Imagine how she felt having to tell a strange man she had no pants. Thank God it was Knate but still. I can't imagine her embarrassment and humiliation and fear. I want to help others not have to go through that. Our only clothing donations places in my area is resale shops and goodwill which some of their prices are higher than Walmart. If I have donations on hand in my car then I can help at a moment's notice. I grew up dirt poor. At times we lived with Mom's friends or in a open one room studio apartment. Mom and 3 kids all in one room and sleeping in one bed. One time we lived in a cheap motel next to a biker bar because she had just left my brother's dad who was an alcoholic and abusive. All she could afford was that room. But we had a roof over our head. She always tried her best to make sure we were not fully out on the street and we had food. Sometimes it was hot dogs for a week or mac and cheese or potatoes for a week. She did her best. As an adult, I have always helped people when I see them out, if I had the means. I'm disabled from being passenger in 2 different car accidents. My back is messed up and I'm in a wheelchair. So I never really thought I could do this like we are now. But we did! We can't do what we did for Christmas without help from others but we can do something for a couple of people regularly. That's what we are doing now. I haven't tried to record anything since the camera malfunctioned but just helping and knowing I am helping is the important thing right now. I'm working on a camera situation and then I will record. But seeing the people sigh of relief that they had a blanket now. One couple we bought a tent for, the lady cried. It was right before the severe weather hit last week we bought a tent and told them where the land we scouted was so they could camp safely and for free. She cried. He said we changed their whole lives. Our area saw ice and snow with temps down to -25 for a couple nights with last week the day temps every day was even below freezing. It is good for the heart to know that we are helping when we can where we can. 💞

[@wendwatson]

Fantastic thing you are doing.

[@reginaharris9775]

God bless you and yours Knate for all you do !!!!

[@kall_me_krazi]

I love how you chose the pants that she really wanted also! Her response was precious and endearing. God’s Vessel- that is what you are. Blessings to all.

[@RawKielbasa]

I've owned those same boots, they are inexpensive steel toes that just work. Something people don't consider when thinking about steel toes, they absorb temperature like crazy, so they can get cold, but if you are warm elsewhere, your body exerts a lot of heat out of your feet. Those boots lasted me over a year at a 40 hour/week job.

[@elainegoad9777]

Yes, but steel toe boots can be weight heavy for an older woman with weaker legs to trudge around in. I would be able to deal with the weight. Waterproof is better so as to stay dry.

[@fay8687]

I question why she she asked to keep the box 🤔

[@durpledorekapre3991]

Maybe she wanted to trade them for a different pair of shoes or for whatever else ​@@fay8687

[@alicecuevas2854]

OMG ! What happened to this poor woman.? Knate you did so good! Bless you! Bless you! Bless you!

[@jfox82588]

After being homeless myself in the past this breaks my heart. Seeing older people in this situation is depressing. Thank you for all you do.

[@CrZ-td4hd]

That rubber band part got me emoting. That was so adorably innocent and wonderful. I am one that has never been able to throw away rubber bands. I save them and give them away sometimes when i find them. It is surprising how satisfying it is.

[@Madfattdeeb]

I look forward to a follow-up with her. I hope she gets her place.❤

[@dawnezone8491]

That was wonderful. I hope she got out of the cold. She really needed shelter ..fast. Bless you

[@GoodVibez420]

She probably needed a hotel room to change her clothes and get warm!

[@sparklemotion86]

There's a link in the bio so that you can donate the money for a hotel stay. You could also donate money for an ID for her if she doesn't have one, most places require you to have an ID to stay in the hotel.

[@_Y.Not_]

@@sparklemotion86 Yes, getting an ID seems to be an issue for a lot of homeless people, so many things you can't do without it, work, hotel room, benefits.

[@lucymorgan8859]

St Vincent dePaul will help get IDs for people for free, along with clothing, and food. They also have furniture for when she gets her place.

[@lisafranchino5142]

St.Vincent DePauls is a wonderful organization!

[@DrTiwade]

How do illegals get hotels without an ID and not our own citizens!!!​@@sparklemotion86

[@Anjori-k7q]

Knate, you did well. Thank you for your heart of gold. May God bless you. I wish you were here in my country. ❤

[@Knorkooli]

Good for you with helping her. I see a lot of people not understanding why she has no pants on. There could be many reasons, but it could be as simple as having had an accident in them and with no way of washing and drying them, she was forced to toss them out.

[@_Y.Not_]

yes, particularly since she seems to have stomach issues

[@LA-em4kr]

Bless you!!! My Daughter is homeless and I don't know how to get anything to her. I pray someone like you helps as much. This was encouraging to watch, thank you.

[@jlocey87]

Oh my goodness... I could not stop crying ... BLESSINGS to you Nate 🙏🏼❤️🌹🙏🏼

[@lindaopperthauser2284]

Spreading love and giving hope. Can it get better than that? You rock Knate❤

[@FlippDogg75]

Bro you are literally being the change the world needs right now. Keep up the good work you do. You found a way to earn a living from promoting giving and charity, and we all hear the way helping makes you feel good. And you bring us up with you, and encourage our works within our own communities. Nothing but love for what you do.

[@Blewsi-p1e]

I love how you humanize these people. She was so distraught and you’re so kind Nate. Thank you for treating these people with dignity and respect.

[@clinton65565]

My heart goes out to her

[@erica-iv3te]

This one got me how sad for her. Thank you for helping her.

[@ROBandBIG4Life78]

You're a beautiful soul and have a heart of gold. God is definitely smiling down on you. Amazing man

[@theresahaines2647]

Thank you, God. Thank you, Knate. I hope this senior woman will find a home soon. No senior should be homeless. No human or animal should be homeless, too. 😢 🙏 🫂 🕊️ 😊❤

[@staycool163]

Knate you did great! She is going to be so grateful ! Something that might be of a HUGE help to her and others is fleece lined leggings, and/or thermals. I have to wear those in the winter and they make all the difference! Thank you for helping her. I pray that she is able to get into a place soon. Blessings to you and her! 🙏

[@pegitamg9716]

Blessings to Image and this lovely woman. God's working through you and it's important for everyone to see this so we can be inspired to take action.

[@andreabennerakaandi9256]

You did AMAZING!! Thank you for all that you do!

[@canwoop]

You are perhaps one of the most compassionate people on the planet right now.

[@richardtaylor6440]

You're a great person bro 💯 respect for what you do 🙏

[@SiEllershaw]

Humanity ❤

[@jessewellsproductions3979]

Just buy them men’s sweaters etc next time. Like the Sherpa lined hoodies and big puffy jackets. You’re right about the women’s stuff. Man you helped her out so much! Warmed my heart.

[@Lindsay-gg7it]

Hi Knate, thank you for helping this lady and that was very nice and very thoughtful of you❤ I'm glad you're helping make a difference in the world ❤

[@Dankneefantum]

Beautiful work as always