At a time when all the evil is happening in the world, it is becoming increasingly difficult to believe in humanity, but, fortunately, there are still people who are ready to sacrifice themselves for the good of others.

James Anderson, 52, provides free plumbing services and aims to make a difference in the lives of older people.

James, a father of five, initially started his own plumbing and heating business, but eventually decided to start a non-profit called Defer.

James made this decision after seeing another engineer rob an elderly woman. People do not want to accept their profession like that, so they decided to change the situation for the better.

When a 91-year-old British woman with cancer checked her boiler and contacted her to fix the leak, she knew she had to be polite.

James left the bill with her and didn’t ask for a cent. However, the bill states: “Under no circumstances will this woman be charged. We will be ready to help him and provide him with maximum comfort within 24 hours.”

When asked why he was doing this, James said: “In this day and age, I don’t want anyone in this country to die of old age or disability and suffer from a cold in the house or lack of funding. boiler repair.

James also spoke to several engineers around the country and they all agreed with his plan. For now, their only concern is that going non-profit won’t make his life easier, and how to get funding, because he’s in debt.

When people found out that James was kind to the 91-year-old woman, people started donating to make his dream come true. It has now reached $100,000.