I would finish work and I would buy a chocolate off a homeless man once a week I one day gave him $5 and told him that he could keep the change and the chocolate and left to catch my bus. The next day when I got off the bus and was walking to my work place the homeless man was waiting with 6 chocolate bars, grabbed my hand and said "no, no, these are for you, they are $1 each, you gave me 5 and here is 1 extra for helping me". He spoke very little English, he actually spoke Tongan and even though there was a language barrier I always stopped every single day to ask him how his day was, then one day he disappeared and I wondered where he had gone until I saw him get out of a taxi and stopped to ask him How he was. He then said in very few words "I have a home now" and "I have come to buy vegetables to take home for my lunch". My heart had never been so happy for a homeless man I only knew for 6 months.
The Planet
Humanity Project
The Planet Humanity Project was originally started
as a magazine which was previously named
"Princezz Pinkz Media".
At the time it was a monthly magazine which started
out in February 2015 in each magazine, we featured
charities, animal shelters and spiritual corners. But the
magazine wasn’t selling at The time and the whole point
of it was to give back to organizations featured from
sales made. Due to this reason we temporarily put the
magazine on hold. In the meantime, I went to work
and lost sight of this vision until I saw a need in the
community of Mangere that I was working in at the time.