Help Singh Get Off The Street
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I am raising funds for my homeless friend to pursue his happiness.
An immigrant from India, Singh, 26, used to work at the Crown Fried Chicken on Ralph Ave.
The Fried Chicken had a slew of problems, including being infested with mice and roaches as well as giving off a musty, swampy odor.
However, business at the chicken spot started to decline as the manager, Singh's uncle, became abusive to him.
The manager yelled and scolded him in front of customers, causing many to walk out in disgust as if the quality of the food was not bad enough.
From what witnesses, including myself, say, things got physical between him and his uncle, a much taller and powerful man than Singh's 5'6-like stature.
The restaurant got shuttered, and Singh's uncle is, or already has, reopening another restaurant in Long Island without him.
Although he plans on visiting a homeless shelter, I am asking for $10,000 to help him find peace and happiness, especially during the pandemic.
Donate how much you think this cause means to you, but please do share this post.
Singh is unable to open a bank account, so I, alongside other people in the Bed Stuy community, will help maintain his funds.
His communication skills are limited, but he is competent enough to carry a conversation. However, a more significant challenge is that he is tech illiterate.
He got mystified when explaining how GoFundMe or social media works. Perhaps an Indian-American could be so generous to teach him social skills on and offline.
He has a WIFI-dependent cell phone number. I will share it only if you are unable to donate online, or you prefer to meet him in person.
Again, thank you all, and I hope everyone will have a great summer.
Sincerely,
Christian Spencer
An immigrant from India, Singh, 26, used to work at the Crown Fried Chicken on Ralph Ave.
The Fried Chicken had a slew of problems, including being infested with mice and roaches as well as giving off a musty, swampy odor.
However, business at the chicken spot started to decline as the manager, Singh's uncle, became abusive to him.
The manager yelled and scolded him in front of customers, causing many to walk out in disgust as if the quality of the food was not bad enough.
From what witnesses, including myself, say, things got physical between him and his uncle, a much taller and powerful man than Singh's 5'6-like stature.
The restaurant got shuttered, and Singh's uncle is, or already has, reopening another restaurant in Long Island without him.
Although he plans on visiting a homeless shelter, I am asking for $10,000 to help him find peace and happiness, especially during the pandemic.
Donate how much you think this cause means to you, but please do share this post.
Singh is unable to open a bank account, so I, alongside other people in the Bed Stuy community, will help maintain his funds.
His communication skills are limited, but he is competent enough to carry a conversation. However, a more significant challenge is that he is tech illiterate.
He got mystified when explaining how GoFundMe or social media works. Perhaps an Indian-American could be so generous to teach him social skills on and offline.
He has a WIFI-dependent cell phone number. I will share it only if you are unable to donate online, or you prefer to meet him in person.
Again, thank you all, and I hope everyone will have a great summer.
Sincerely,
Christian Spencer
Co-organizers (3)
Christian Spencer
Organizer
Brooklyn, NY
Amaku Ukpong
Co-organizer
Ben Ipadeola
Co-organizer