Vol. 33, No. 08

April 17, 2017

The Goodness of America

A New Family Member

Ginger Jones Sprouse noticed someone in need of help and jumped in headfirst. In doing so, she and her family have changed the life of Victor Hubbard, a 38-year-old mentally ill homeless man who had been waiting on the same street corner for his mother to return for the last three years.

Today.com reported that Sprouse first noticed Hubbard on his regular street corner in Webster, Texas, three years ago on her way to work. She continued to take note of him multiple times in a day as she drove by the corner during her regular commute and finally, last June, decided that she wanted to reach out to him and learn his story.

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