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A 76-year-old man in Minnesota has a new place to call home, thanks to the help of a pizza delivery driver and his community.
Earlier this year, Domino's pizza delivery driver Angela Nguyen decided that Lee Haase needed help.
Haase was living alone in a 12-foot camper with no heat, plumbing or electricity, KARE reported.
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He was living there after a storm damaged the roof of his home and made it unlivable. His son died in a snowmobile accident.
Every Saturday night, Haase would order a pizza.
First Nguyen delivered not only the food, but also a heater for the small camper. Then she set up a GoFundMe page. In two months, the page raised $32,000, enough for a new trailer, KARE reported.
Nguyen and other volunteers welcomed Haase home on Sunday just in time for Christmas. The bedroom alone is as large as his old trailer.
