“If I don’t work, I can’t eat…”

Every morning, 76-year-old Grandpa Asan struggles to push his old bicycle—not for exercise, but in search of hope, in the form of scrap metal that might be traded for a plate of rice.

In his old age, Grandpa Asan should be resting, but life forces him to walk 15 km every day just to have a single meal. His wife can no longer work, and if he doesn’t leave the house, neither of them will have anything to eat.

With no children or grandchildren, it’s just the two of them. Every three days, he sells the scraps he collects—usually earning only $1. Sometimes he falls, sometimes his legs swell, but he forces himself to continue because it’s the only way to survive.

What will happen when he’s no longer strong enough to walk? Who will help them eat? Grandpa Asan needs our help to get through his final years. Your kindness can give him and his beloved wife a warm meal to keep them going.

Let’s be his strength, #GoodPeople.