Homeless returns Diamond Ring accidentally dropped into his change cup

They don't make them like this anymore!!!




Even down on his luck Mr. Billy Ray a homeless man returned a diamond and platinum ring to it's rightful owner, he didn't ask for anything but he felt it was the right thing to do.  With that being said it's millions of people across the world in  Mr. Billy Ray's shoes but while they are trying to do the right thing who looks out for them? not all people are homeless because they are bad people, drug addicts, or irresponsible...Some of these people just need a little bit of help to get their life in order.  I would like to be  the one that reaches out across the world to help people like Billy Ray get back on their feet.  I am asking everyone reading to please donate what you can to make this a success.

Help The Homeless & Donate

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 For the past couple of years I have been really been wanting to do something to help homeless people in  Chicago and across the world.  It's hard to help out each and everyone of them individually but if we can come together as a unit we can do an awful lot to help these forgotten people of our society.  Some of these are good hearted and  honest people who have hit hard times and just require a little bit of help to get their lives back on track.  I used to donate to the salvation army to help people but I never knew where the money was going directly so I started going straight to the source and just giving what I can.  What I would like to do is raise 1-2 million dollars realistically to help the homeless.... What WE will be doing is establishing housing for 5-10 families, helping them get drug treatment if needed, and help them obtain some type of trade where they can obtain full time employment.  I not only want to do this in the City Of Chicago, I would like to keep the fundraising campaign going across the world to help as many people as possible.  If you took the time to read this I hope you can find it in your heart to donate what you can. A donation of $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100 or whatever you can do will  be a great help.  Thank you.