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The janitor’s name is Robert Reid, and he is currently sixty years old.

It only took him four months at Farmington Elementary School to acquire the respect and devotion of his classmates and instructors. Even the rambunctious students of Germantown, Tennessee, like him, which says a lot.

Robert was soon noticed since he is such an open and honest person who is also always prepared to provide a helping hand.

Commuting to work each day was difficult for him because he did not have access to his own vehicle.

Colleagues who were aware of the situation decided to take matters into their own hands and launch a fundraising effort to help him buy a vehicle.

Someone with a rough life must take three buses to work and then walk many kilometers after getting off those buses.

Especially if it entails physical labor and cleaning the entire school. Robert, on the other hand, was able to get by by working five days a week without missing a single shift.

He returned home when his shift ended, a trek that required him to take three buses and walk three kilometers. The return trip took four hours in total.

The fact that Robert was loved by his coworkers was a plus because it enhanced the possibility that he would be driven to the bus stop on occasion.

Robert has worked very hard at work in order to accumulate enough money to buy a van.

He had a vision that after completing this acquisition, he would establish his own company and conduct landscaping professionally.

When Robert’s employees learned about the difficulties he experiences on a daily basis, they decided to launch a fundraising campaign to buy him a van. Donors contributed $7,000 in under 21 hours.

Robert began by getting down on his knees and hugging the instructor who had organized the event.

He was overtaken with emotion when he learned that his aim had been realized, and he couldn’t determine whether to laugh or cry.

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