Multiple Families Displaced in Wildfires Stunned After Monumental Random Act of Kindness
Woody Faircloth is like many Americans. He works in the telecom industry, is a father of four and lives in Denver, Colorado. But in late 2018, he saw something that has stuck with him and propelled him to create a…
Woody Faircloth is like many Americans. He works in the telecom industry, is a father of four and lives in Denver, Colorado.
But in late 2018, he saw something that has stuck with him and propelled him to create a life-changing nonprofit. He was watching the news and saw a story about a man fleeing from the Camp Fire, the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California’s history.
That man had lost everything — except his RV, which he traveled in to get away from the Fire. The man also expressed his gratitude over having the RV, so he’d have a “home” for Thanksgiving.
An idea struck Faircloth, who was home with his daughter, Luna, for Thanksgiving.
“Why don’t we get an RV and drive it out there and give it to a family that lost their home?” he asked her, according to the Associated Press. “What do you think about that?”
“Aw, Dad, God and Santa Claus are gonna be proud of us,” she said.
That did it. They found a motor home on Craigslist (the seller gave them a deep discount when he found out their intentions), bought it and spent their holiday driving to someone in need, according to