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Two homeless women in Northern California returned a large amount of cash that belongs to a man whose van was destroyed in a fire.
The women were among four homeless people who sifted through debris Wednesday near the San Jose International Airport to salvage what they could for a neighbor identified as George, Fox San Francisco reported.
During the blaze, two men saved George's two dogs and the women found an unspecified amount of cash, thousands of dollars, that had been stashed in the vehicle.
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Gretchen Pace and Kimberly Williams look through debris from a fire that destroyed a neighbor's van. The pair found thousands of dollars and returned it to the neighbor. (Fox San Francisco)
"That night, before I found the money, he was saying I just lost my money that I was saving to go home and visit family. I haven't seen my family in 10 years. He needs to see his family," Gretchen Pace told the news outlet. "What saved the money was this."
A friend told the news station that George was hospitalized for an unrelated illness but was grateful for what his neighbors did.
Kimberly Williams, who is also homeless, said she found another bundle of cash in a tin can among the wreckage.
"It was burned on the end but the middle was fully visible," she said. "The serial number and everything was all intact. I don't know how much it was. I didn't count it. I just got all excited about it."
Both women said they handed the money back to George.
A fire destroyed a van near San Jose International Airport where two homeless woman found money and returned it to the owner. (Fox San Francisco)
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"I just handed it to him and he started crying and said oh my gosh, why did you do this? I said it's your money. It's not mine," said Pace. "He offered me money. I said no. Give me enough for a pack of cigarettes. He goes, let me take you out for dinner. I said coffee and a donut is enough for me."
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