One Act of Kindness Can Spark an Entire Movement
In 2017 a 20-year old Texan man named Justin Corva was noticed by driver Andy Mitchell walking along the road in nearly 100-degree heat. Mitchell offered Corva a ride. After asking why Corva was walking in extreme temperatures, Corva told Mitchell he was commuting 3 miles to and from his job, Taco Casa, by foot, to save up for a car. The positive attitude and tenacity Corva exuded inspired Mitchell to take action. He snapped a selfie with Corva and shared it on Facebook with the following message: "To all the people that say they want to work but can't find a job or don't have a vehicle all I can say is you don't want it bad enough!" Post by Andy Mitchell . These actions started a positive chain reaction. The owner of Samee’s Pizza Getti, Samee Dowlatshahi, saw the post and put a donation box inside his restaurant to collect funds for a car. Danny Rawls, sales manager of Toyota Rockwall and Dowlatshahi’s friend, then learned of