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Anthony Delgado lived on the streets of Atlanta, Georgia, panhandling to feed his drug addiction.

One day, a man and woman told him he should go to the VA hospital.

No one around him saw the couple, however.

He started panhandling again, but developed chest pain. A man stopped to help

and gave him a token for a train ride to the hospital. When Delgado stepped onto the train,

the man had vanished. Delgado made it to the hospital, joined a rehab program, and got help

from a pastor. He told the minister the story of the

vanishing couple and the man who gave him the train token, and the pastor replied, believe it

or not, there are angels. Delgado got a job, and then, after a church service about obedience,

took bags of bread to the spot where he used to sleep on the

streets. Within 45 minutes, all the bread and pastries were gone. As I was driving back, I started crying,

he said. Thank you, Father God. I found my purpose in life. Now Delgado has seven employees,

two buildings, 17 freezers, and two trucks in the organization he founded, I Care Atlanta, Inc.

His nonprofit feeds hundreds of people a day and also has a GED training center and financial

planning center.

During the holidays, they've been distributing new toys to kids and holding food drives.

Delgado told a reporter,

We all need to help each other.

We're in a bad state right now.

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