This plumber fixes pipes for free, which is very kind of them.
In a world where humanity and kindness are hard to find, a plumber from Liverpool is getting a lot of attention for doing kind things for other people. James Anderson has been giving the elderly and needy free plumbing services, and his story is inspiring a huge number of people all over the world.
Anderson’s only goal is to help people who really need it. It’s hard for him to see how seniors and disabled people can get the help they need, and he wants to change that. People who qualified can get “free plumbing for life” from his company, Depher.
Anderson’s kindness was recently shown when he fixed the boiler of a 91-year-old woman who was dying and didn’t charge her a dime. The ticket went around the world, and Anderson became famous very quickly. But he doesn’t want to take all the credit. Instead, he says that what he did was “a community effort.”
Anderson doesn’t care about being praised; what matters to him is the pleasure he gets from helping other people. “It makes me feel human, humble, and a little giddy inside,” he points out. His ultimate goal is to offer his skills all over the country, and he wants other plumbers to be inspired to do the same.
A lot of different types of people have been moved by Anderson’s story. 63-year-old semi-retired plumber Bruce Drury was moved by Anderson’s kindness. “I used to offer discounts or free services to elderly clients,” Drury said. “Our job is extremely hard and dangerous at times, but giving our services to the elderly is something they truly appreciate.”
Anderson’s acts of kindness and care show that they can make a big difference in people’s lives. We can all learn something from his story and remember that we can all make a difference in the world.
