One more day of humanitarian aid with YouAreHope

First of all I want to start this post, thanking the Steemit community, and the @youarehope foundation, because thanks to them, and to their contributions, all this has been possible: give clothes and food to people in street conditions.

Here I find myself filling the arepas and wrapping them and then going out to the street in search of people, and fulfilling this mission, helping people who are in the street and who have not yet tried a breakfast because the situation in the country is not has allowed

Well here I am with my son ready to go out on the bike to distribute food and clothing to people in need.

I got with a young man in the passenger terminal, who sells cigarettes in the street was 10 and 30 in the morning and talking to him told me he had not yet had breakfast, that if he bought something to eat he could not take anything home to eat his wife and children because everything was very expensive, barely enough to make a meal a day, well give him a arepa to have breakfast and a flannel

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While there I was approached by two elderly gentlemen who work car care and live on what people give them as a tip, and that at their age they no longer get work anywhere but they have to do something to take the food to their home, I also gave an arepa to each one to have breakfast, and some short chores that they told me that they served their children.

Continuing my journey I got a 75-year-old man who works with his son in the market helping to unload the trucks that carry the vegetables and lives on the street waiting to sleep when the night approaches, I gave him an arepa for his breakfast and a shirt to change clothes because he told me that he only had the one that loaded

In a corner of the terminal I got a man who sold crafts that were made with aluminum scraps, but of course that did not help much because people saw him with rejection because he was a man in the street, I approached him and asked if there was I had breakfast, he answered that yes the day before, I gave him an arepa and a clothes, he thanked me and told me that God never left him.

Good friends, that's how the whole process ended, telling people that there was a community called steemit and a foundation called @youarehope that made their smile possible because they had breakfast and the joy of having even a change of clothes, that thanks to them we could go out to the street to cheer their hearts