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Un gesto istintivo, caritatevole, poi una ricompensa inaspettata: sembra la trama di una favola. Eppure, la fine è tutt'altro che fiabesca. Curtis Di…
Detroit, Michigan – In a heartwarming display of human kindness, a recent video captured the extraordinary generosity of Curtis, a 61-year-old Detroit resident, who offered financial assistance to a stranger, unaware it was a social experiment. Zachery Dereniowski, known for his motivational content, posed as a visually impaired individual in need of help.The encounter began with Zachery asking Curtis for help to stand up. Curtis, without hesitation, assisted him. Later, Zachery requested water or a couple of dollars. Curtis, who had just pawned his wedding ring to pay his overdue light bill, checked his pockets and offered money to Zachery. When asked why he would help a complete stranger, Curtis responded, "God told me to do so. To feel something for you, I don’t have to know you. That's the God in me."Dereniowski then revealed he was not blind and was conducting a social experiment. Overwhelmed by Curtis's selflessness, Zachery presented him with $1000 cash and initiated a GoFundMe campaign to support Curtis and his family. The campaign has already raised over $62,000, illustrating the profound impact of Curtis's actions and the internet's power to rally around a deserving individual. Curtis, visibly emotional, expressed his gratitude, stating, "I'm going to get my ring back now." This story serves as a powerful reminder of compassion in challenging times.
Un gesto istintivo, caritatevole, poi una ricompensa inaspettata: sembra la trama di una favola. Eppure, la fine è tutt'altro che fiabesca. Curtis Di…
Curtis Dixon, 60, claimed he was kidnapped, forced to withdraw money from ATMs and left to die in a car as it went up in flames