Being kind is not merely measured on how you speak in a good or benevolent nature, for most of the times, being kind means doing something good for those who needs help because like we all know, “actions speak louder than words.”
Philanthropist around the world spend most of their lives spreading their love through helping strangers in their own unique way, and some of them don’t exactly have money to spend reaching out for people those who are in need, but they simply use their talents. One of the very kind-hearted person living here on Earth is Gregory Kloehn, a Californian designer who created small mobile homes for homeless people out of recycled and reclaimed materials he found on the street.
According to a report from Dailymail, Kloehn first started creating his own small mobile home out of $2,000 dumpsters which he turned into a fully functional home with kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and sun deck.
“It just hit me,’ he said on HGTV’s show, ‘You Live in What?’ ‘I thought hey, this is the perfect shape for a home,” Kloehn said.
But after doing his, he got inspired of putting some homeless people in the street into it, and started the Homeless Homes Project wherein he apply his artistic and construction skills in putting shelter to any stranger in the neighborhood.
Check out Kloehn’s amazing and inspiring talent in helping people out!
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To donate to Gregory’s cause or to help him out, try visiting his project.
Source: Dailymail.co.uk, BoredPanda