It tore him up knowing that many children can’t enjoy the simple pleasures of life such as a trip to the zoo, going down a slide at the park or just playing with toys outside.Life doesn’t always go as we desire sometimes it throws unpredictable situations in our way and expects us to come out victorious.

He realized he had a responsibility to give to those who fell on hard times, especially those with children. It messed me up and I had to walk out the room,” he said. What kind of child has never had candy? At that point, it hit me so hard because I had a son that was around that age at the time. And some of the kids never had candy before. That boy was so happy to get that banana. They don’t get the funding to be able to do anything for them. They’re without toys unless things are donated. They can’t go outside and be in the park. “These are women who can’t afford anything for them. As joy came across the little tyke’s face after he received a banana, Henry couldn’t help but notice his ragged shoes. There was one boy who came in the room where sandwiches and bananas were being passed out. While handing out food one Saturday at Pacific Garden Mission, he had the rare opportunity to visit the floor that housed women and their children. His experience with Hashtag Lunchbag, an organization that feeds the homeless, gave him the inspiration to start his own foundation.

When Henry’s not in the shop or traveling to tattoo conventions, he’s volunteering for Hashtag Lunchbag, giving motivational speeches at various schools and donating clothes, food and toys to those in need. “Real talk, I appreciate you man,” Henry said to Hubbard. I’m glad I have my shades on because I’m getting misty-eyed,” he said, turning to Henry and the two hugged.

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