One story worth telling from the vehicle giveaway is about the tattoo on Behrooz’s forearm. We asked him what “One good day is coming” meant, and he told us he got it when he was stuck in a refugee camp in Turkey and things looked hopeless.

At OnRamp DFW, our team has been encouraged and inspired by every aspect of this story, including the courage and faith of David and Maria, the hospitality shown by individuals at Woodcreek, and the generosity of all who contributed with joy to meet this family’s needs.

When Bob came out of the dance studio where he was watching his granddaughter practice, he figured he must have forgotten where he parked. As he checked and double-checked each possible spot, his stomach began knotting up as the only option remaining was unthinkable.

To fully appreciate Amber’s story, you must be familiar with agape love. I’m not only referring to the Greek word for love that means transcendent and unconditional care. I’m also referring to the Agape Center for Resource and Assistance in Plano, Texas.

Our eighth vehicle went to an exceptional young lady whose story has inspired everyone she comes in contact with.

Understanding the incredibly hard road refugees have traveled to become neighbors with us is the first step we can take toward building a relationship with such wonderful and diverse people.