Man builds new home for homeless woman forced to sleep in dirt for a decade – thanks for your kindness

Few individuals spend the time to get to know a homeless person and discover how they came to be living alone on the streets.

However, a hero in Los Angeles did come to know the homeless woman who was camped out outside his house and took amazing action to aid.

Since her husband passed away and she lost her home ten years ago, Irene “Smokie” McGee has been residing on the streets of south Los Angeles
The 60-year-old spent her nights sleeping on the ground while collecting recycling each day to sell so she could buy meals.

She spent the most of her nights camped out in front of an apartment complex, where one resident got to know her and learnt her tale.

“She’s a human being, a 60-year-old mother and grandmother sleeping in the dirt, it’s just not right,” said resident Elvis Summers…..

Related Posts

Majestic captured in Mexico

The quetzal is deeply rooted in Mesoamerican mythology, particularly in connection with deities like Kukulkan and Quetzalcóatl, where it was seen as sacred and symbolic of the…

Times Square just turned into a ghost town after a bomb…See more

These Stories Reveal the Sh0cking Moments People Saw Who Their Partner Really Was

Trust is the cornerstone of any relationship, but it can crumble under the weight of unexpected secrets. In this collection of real-life anecdotes, people describe the startling…

Trump’s Surprise Power Move Stuns America

Millions of protestors gathered across the US on Saturday across thousands of events to protest against Donald Trump’s administration in a planned series of events called “No…

Mother Sh00ts Daughter’s Rap!St In Courtroom In Sh0cking Turn Of Events…

According to The Associated Press (AP) and other reliable sources, a troubling event took place at Corcoran State Prison, California, involving Jaime Osuna, an inmate with a…

If You Have One Of These Old VHS Tapes It May Be Worth Over $100

Got VHS tapes collecting dust on a shelf somewhere? Maybe you already reclaimed the space and they’re sitting in an attic long-forgotten. Hopefully you didn’t throw them…

Leave a Reply