In the last days of his life, it was a homeless camp, namely Nickelsville, that captured the boy's heart.
"I was coming back from one of my clinic appoints and I saw this big thing of homeless people, and then I thought I should just get them something," he said.
Brenden is too ill to leave his bed and feed the homeless. He walked into an emergency room last December and hasn't walked since.
But Brenden's wish will not go unfulfilled. A group planned to gather in his honor on Friday night to make sandwiches and deliver them to the homeless.
http://www.komonews.com/news/34127439.html (with video) -via reddit
You read my mind. It's sad when someone so young is dying that they can prove how blind we can be sometimes to the plight of others.
pitty the tabloid shithouse television dont. i hate the sound of a plastic voice telling stories like that.