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I met my friend Adrianne on the streets, broken…10 years ago. I passed her by for 3 months, but kept feeling a nudge to help her.
Finally I looked up and said ,”OK, OK, GOD I hear you!”
Clueless, I reached out. I had never directly helped a homeless person.
But little by little we got to know each other. Everyday I’d stop by to share a conversation or a meal.
I hung in there with her for a year. Just kept loving on her.
Everyone thought I was nuts, but I knew God had a plan.
It worked!
So here we are 10 years later. She has worked so hard to change her life!
I am so proud of her progress in every way!
(I even got her juicing and eating healthier! Lol)
She’s responsible and hardworking, yet she is a single mom.
Since we met, she birthed her beautiful son, but unfortunately his father abandoned them early on.
Recently she’s been looking for a better paying job, found something she was so excited about!
Anxious for her new opportunities, she couldn’t sleep all night.
In the morning, exhausted…it was time to drive her son to school.
Struggling to stay awake, she dozed off for one second and lost control of the car, rolling 3 times.
Thankfully they landed in a field with minor injuries, but her car was totaled and all her equipment ruined.
Adrianne desperately needs funds for a car, better auto insurance, new equipment and financial support to help her get back on her feet and stay afloat.
Interestingly enough, last week I had just finished watching the Netflix series “MAID", which gave me much more empathy and understanding for her daily life struggle as a single mom trying to make ends meet.
(I highly recommend you watch it!!)
One mishap, disrupts everything.
Maybe you and I can’t even begin to relate, or maybe you can?
Either way we can choose compassion.
I’ve always believed giving is receiving. I hope you do too.
Thank you for helping my friend Adrianne.
I appreciate you all so very much and thank you in advance for your generosity.
GoBeLove
XOCasey
"Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much." Helen Keller
Finally I looked up and said ,”OK, OK, GOD I hear you!”
Clueless, I reached out. I had never directly helped a homeless person.
But little by little we got to know each other. Everyday I’d stop by to share a conversation or a meal.
I hung in there with her for a year. Just kept loving on her.
Everyone thought I was nuts, but I knew God had a plan.
It worked!
So here we are 10 years later. She has worked so hard to change her life!
I am so proud of her progress in every way!
(I even got her juicing and eating healthier! Lol)
She’s responsible and hardworking, yet she is a single mom.
Since we met, she birthed her beautiful son, but unfortunately his father abandoned them early on.
Recently she’s been looking for a better paying job, found something she was so excited about!
Anxious for her new opportunities, she couldn’t sleep all night.
In the morning, exhausted…it was time to drive her son to school.
Struggling to stay awake, she dozed off for one second and lost control of the car, rolling 3 times.
Thankfully they landed in a field with minor injuries, but her car was totaled and all her equipment ruined.
Adrianne desperately needs funds for a car, better auto insurance, new equipment and financial support to help her get back on her feet and stay afloat.
Interestingly enough, last week I had just finished watching the Netflix series “MAID", which gave me much more empathy and understanding for her daily life struggle as a single mom trying to make ends meet.
(I highly recommend you watch it!!)
One mishap, disrupts everything.
Maybe you and I can’t even begin to relate, or maybe you can?
Either way we can choose compassion.
I’ve always believed giving is receiving. I hope you do too.
Thank you for helping my friend Adrianne.
I appreciate you all so very much and thank you in advance for your generosity.
GoBeLove
XOCasey
"Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much." Helen Keller
Organizer and beneficiary
Adrianne King
Beneficiary