Changde Dingcheng 16 Old People Donated 1000 Children'S Clothing 61 Can Sing "Ode To Joy"

Recently, the charity Office of Dingcheng district received a special one.

"Gift" - 64 year old Luo Jin Mei donated 1000 new children's clothes to Dingcheng District Charity Association, hoping that they would send them to the children left behind or poor families.

"I just want to donate silently and become a good hearted person without leaving a name."

Yesterday afternoon, received a reporter's phone call, Luo Jinmei looked somewhat surprised.

8 years ago, after Luo Jinmei divorced, he went down south and worked in Zhuhai, Shenzhen and other places. He worked as an assembly line worker, a nanny and a cleaner.

As we grew older, Luo Jinmei had the idea of returning leaves to his roots.

"At that time, I worked in a children's clothing factory, and the Director suggested that when I came home, I could help sell children's clothing."

In 2013, Luo Jinmei, who was home, rode a tricycle and ran to every township in Dingcheng district to sell children's clothing.

Diligent Luo Jinmei is also very simple in his business. A children's clothing sells for only 15 yuan. "When I meet with bad economic conditions, I will sell 10 pieces or pieces or pieces."

At the end of last year, under the persuasion of their children, Luo Jinmei gave up the business of children's clothing and planned to enjoy his old age, but there were thousands of new things in the warehouse.

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The Dingcheng Charity Federation issued a donation certificate for Luo Jinmei and received the donation.

After that, the first time was allocated to the Dingcheng District Yuanyuan Charity Supermarket and the flower boat Charity Supermarket.

Luo Jinmei said that she would keep this love, continue to do good deeds, be good people, and "have money to donate money and have something to give."

According to Luo Jinmei's wishes, the children's wear will be distributed to the children in 4 streets of Dingcheng district for free before the "61" children's day.

Luo Jinmei told reporters that she often saw in the news that the children in the disaster areas and the poor areas had difficulty in living and were short of clothes and food, so they sprouted the idea of donating clothes.

"At the beginning, I didn't know who to look for, and I asked everywhere to find a charity office."

Luo Jinmei said with embarrassment.