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California Teen’s Good Deed Lands Him a $3,000 Reward, Brings Hope for the Younger Generation

In an inspiring act of kindness, a California teenager named Adrian Rodriguez recently proved that there is hope for the younger generation. It all began when a woman named Melina Marquez received a surprising visit at her home. She answered the door to a young man who was there to return a lost purse. The whole thing was caught on Marquez’ Ring doorbell.

The purse belonged to Eliana Martin, a friend of Marquez, who had left it in a shopping cart at a grocery store. Despite no longer living at Marquez’s address, Martin’s driver’s license inside the purse still listed the old address. This led the Good Samaritan, 17-year-old Adrian Rodriguez, directly to Marquez’s doorstep.

“When my aunt saw the Ring doorbell notification, she opened the door to find a young man holding a purse,” recounted Marquez. Initially confused, her aunt listened as Rodriguez explained how he found the purse and made the effort to return it.

Marquez was deeply moved by the gesture. “I asked my aunt if she got his name or offered him any reward, and she said she hadn’t. I thought, ‘Oh my God, we have to find him!'”

Women on a Mission

Determined to thank Rodriguez properly, Marquez and Martin posted the doorbell video on social media. The video quickly went viral in the San Diego community, and it wasn’t long before Rodriguez identified himself.

When asked why he went out of his way to return the purse, Rodriguez’s answer was simple and heartfelt. “My mom told me since I was little to always do the right thing, even when no one’s watching,” he said. “Also, if I lost my stuff, I would want somebody to bring it back to me.”

Rodriguez’s selfless act touched many hearts, and Marquez and Martin decided to show their appreciation in a tangible way. Friends, family, and even strangers who were moved by the story began to contribute to a reward fund. Initially aiming to raise $1,000 for Rodriguez, they quickly surpassed that goal, collecting over $3,000.

“He could have just taken whatever was in the purse, but he didn’t,” Marquez emphasized. “He brought it back, and that speaks volumes about his character.”

Rodriguez’s good deed is a powerful reminder that acts of kindness, no matter how small, can make a significant impact. His story not only highlights the importance of doing the right thing but also serves as a beacon of hope, showing that the younger generation is capable of great compassion and integrity.

Staff
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FaithIt staff contributed to this article.

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