Good News

Business owner sparks kindness revolution after helping homeless man

A Louisiana car dealer did more than just help a homeless man he found sleeping in his lot, he struck up a friendship and inspired millions in the process.

Alcide Dominique of Dominique Auto Sales in Opelousas, and his employee Sean, found the man sleeping at the car lot in April.

Click here to get positive story updates in your inbox!

“He was very kind,” Dominique told Fox News. “He was just happy to be with people who were … treating him like a human being.”

Jamie Brown, 33, told the dealership he found himself on the streets after his grandparents, who had been taking care of him, passed away.

The car dealer got Jamie a hot meal, picked up some supplies at Walmart, and paid for a night at a local motel.

Jamie Brown and Alcide Dominique driving around Opelousas, LA.

“All we were doing was just being a friend and getting him something to eat and getting him a room,” he said. “That’s all that we were planning on doing.”

One of the employees, Sean, posted their trip on TikTok, which has garnered more than 1.8 million views.

Thousands of dollars were raised by total strangers within hours and after a GoFundMe was set up, more than $30,000 was raised.

WATCH: ONE OF MY FAVORITE SERMONS

People from all over the world also sent Bibles, clothes and basic apartment furnishings and supplies to the car lot.

“It was a blessing…he didn’t have to go back on the street,” Dominique recalled.

Not only does Brown have a job interview now lined up, but Dominique shared on Facebook that he’s working on opening a non-profit “that gives assistance to the needy, to help them get back on their feet.”