Amid COVID-19 lockdown over the past two months, Greg Dailey, a 50-year-old newspaper delivery man, made more than 500 grocery store runs for senior citizens residing near his home in East Windsor, New Jersey.<\/p>\n
The kind-hearted man\u00a0said the idea came after an 88-year-old customer asked him to throw her newspaper closer to her garage when he was making his delivery rounds. He realized that if the woman needed help retrieving a newspaper a few steps from her door, she was going to need more help if she needed to go to the store.<\/p>\n
So, he called her and asked if she needed anything from the store. After she accepted, the woman asked him if he could also help a neighbor across the street. And it took off from there.<\/p>\n
“I deliver [newspapers] to 450 customers who live in senior developments,” Dailey told CNN. “These are two people who live within a hundred feet of each other who can’t get out to get groceries. What about the rest of them?”<\/p>\n
So Dailey placed a note in his newspapers that offered help to anyone who needed assistance \u2014 all free of charge.<\/p>\n