Boy Gives Last Dollar to Man He Thought Was ... Kelvin Ellis was out with his father on Good Friday. He saw a man standing outside and tried to give him a $1 because he thought he was homeless.
Matt Busbice has earned millions of dollars in the business world. But the dollar he was given was worth far more than a buck. “I haven’t had that much faith in humanity in a very long time ...
Baton Rouge, Louisiana — Matt Busbice and his partners have built and sold several outdoor companies worth hundreds of millions of dollars. But Busbice, the 42-year-old owner of sporting goods ...
The boy's kind gesture earned him a surprise shopping spree from the man who owns BuckFeather sporting goods store in Baton Rouge. In a heartwarming encounter, 9-year-old Kelvin Ellis Jr. from ...
Inadvertently playing the part of a homeless man, a millionaire businessman inspired generosity when a young boy handed him his only dollar. Matt Busbice, proprietor of the BuckFeather sporting ...
Sometimes an act of kindness isn’t its own reward after all. A 9-year-old Louisiana boy was treated to a shopping spree after donating his only dollar to a man he thought was homeless.
A 9-year-old boy in the United States made the world a little brighter after he gave his only dollar to a man he thought was homeless, the New York Post reported. Kelvin Ellis Jr. made the ...
The man in the purple shorts only wanted to step outside for a quiet moment of prayer whilst waiting for his coffee, but ended up attracting the attention of the young man in the grey sweats.
BATON ROUGE, La. (WKRC) - A boy who gave his only dollar to a man he mistook as homeless got a reward from a businessman, who is behind several multi-million dollar companies. According to CBS ...
"I haven't had that much faith in humanity in a very long time," Busbice said. He says it all began about a month ago. It was early morning, and the fire alarm was going off inside his condo complex.
SHREVEPORT, LA - If you don't tear up a bit after reading this story, you might want to check your pulse. This is the story of a Louisiana boy who does a simple good deed because he cares.