Of course I had to cry as I watched this. I was permitted to go with a group one time to this very place on skidrow to feed them. It made an impact on me. God bless John for what he did for all these people. Truly this is what Jesus taught. He said that when we do things for someone else it is as if we are doing for Him.

Hmmm.. Shoes is the best you can do being a millionaire.. Well I guess it's the thought that counts..

That is a lot of money, the man that gave the money also pays gift tax on it. It is people with money that keep your local programs going. When I read how ungrateful some of you posters are it makes me sick. The guy did a good thing is going to go go back home and start something locally to help people. The people in the story are asking for a hand up, not a hand out. Every little bit people do helps.

I really enjoy watching this show my bestfriend started me to watching it about 2 weeks ago.

Generosity appreciated. But, a mere 25,000 from a millionaire is nothing. However, the shoes off one's feet is something else! And hopefully, the $$$$$ were put to the best possible use. I have heard, "I would give the shirt off my back" to do so and so, but never the shoes off my feet.

This is awesome. When Amin gave those shoes I knew right then he was honest about who and what he was about. He really cared about individuals. I totall admire the fact the most admit their personal attitudes when they start out their week and vulnerability to admit what they see makes them realize them. Then to see the clips at the end where they actually follow up, like he did to help Amin see his desire come to fruition or organization. These people they help are not uneducated people in the sense of the concepts they bring to help people. They don't have the mentors or ability to get started, or understand the "red tape issues" they face. They know the dreams and possibilities of what they can do, and do, on meager amounts.

I totally understood and appreciated the fact that when they find places they look beneath the surface to find the individuals who are receiving and their stories. This week I understood his honesty and seeing the possibilities the grandfather had for his streetball group. This was not a place with a bldg., people coming and going the same way the other entities did. BUT he was willing not to dismiss them but to look further, below the surface, actually talk and spend time with people who did not look or act like the other groups we have seen.

That was one of the individual gifts and his sensitivity to desires of people wanting to make a difference when they know it basically will be in a small amount of people. He was honest, as all of them have been, in wanting to make the best use of the money, but for this one group I was even more impressed because 99% of people would have walked on by - they didn't look like a group sincerely doing something constructive on the surface, he knew he needed integrity in his giving. I love all of the shows and have not missed one but this was by far the one I saw real acts of kindness by those he was talking to undercover who had no reason to do what they did. They did it honestly, with no ulterior motives to think they would get anything, no guile at all.

I love this show. It's about time the rich get their noses out of the stratosphere and come down off their mountains to see how the rest of us live!

Great Show....

Giving the shoes off his feet was the most beautiful act of kindness. Now that's love for your fellow man.

Get rid of Charlie Sheen.Bring back CAROL BURNETT