When you don’t think, and in different places, kindness comes in different ways. Where some big superpowers are silent due to various reasons, people in different corners of different borders are raising their voices. The world has to face great tragedies without any change. Because of this, you can think that humility and empathy do not exist based on specific things. An ordinary man named Geoffrey Holt is able to change the fortunes of the people of Hindsale. He was able to change the fortunes of those people by donating a large amount of money. Not expected. But this millionaire man saved millions of dollars to live in his beloved city for no profit.
Geoffrey Holt would putz around town in threadbare clothes, the caretaker of a mobile home park. He had no TV, no…
Posted by Fox 8 News on Tuesday, 21 November 2023
He didn’t even act like an arrogant millionaire who used worn out clothes to make other people feel the difference between high and low. Residents often saw him carrying a newspaper or lawnmower around the town. He was not a well-known socialite in the community. Because of these reasons, the residents did not even think that he had much love for the town. Although his vehicle of choice was the bicycle, he was a very skilled mature driver and he even gave driving lessons to high school students.
For years, Geoffrey Holt was known as a mobile home park groundskeeper in a small New Hampshire town. Now, he's being remembered as a millionaire who gave his fortune to the community. pic.twitter.com/6RP4bUPJRZ
— The Associated Press (@AP) November 21, 2023
Having spent most of his life in a mobile home, he had to live a very simple life without equipping himself with unnecessary comforts and using them with the things he needed for everyday normal life. A person named Edwin was Holt’s best friend and former employer. Holt’s The friend talked about this simple and minimal lifestyle in an interview with AP. Holt always wanted the bare essentials with the minimalist lifestyle and the only thing that seemed to have anything to do with the fact that he didn’t want to live with a pile of unnecessary things was the city he lived in. He had a great love for this city where he lived for many years and gave him a roof over his head. Because of that love, he created a will to give away his frugal $3.8 million to improve the lives of the 4,200 people who lived in that city. On Holt’s advice, the money was to be spent on education, health, entertainment and cultural things as he wished. Arrangements were made.
Respect, #GeoffreyHolt, RIP.https://t.co/OsY0H7kgSe
— sheeptok (@sheeptok) November 21, 2023
After his unfortunate death, news spread rapidly throughout the city because of the gift he left for the city. Mr. Steve Diorio, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen of the town, has said that no person in the town had known that he was a successful person with such a loving and generous heart. Holt has left this city with such a large sum of money as a gift.
RIP Geoffrey Holt! He sure gave back to his town in a Big WAY! God bless🙏Geoffrey! What an incredible gesture of love❤️& goodwill! He’s the perfect definition of what President Kennedy said to do “Ask not what your country can do for YOU—ask what YOU can do for your country!”🙏 https://t.co/a5ROXGgnlr
— ShaggySheep (a nickname family bestowed on me) (@CherylLeipham) November 22, 2023
Tourism based activities such as mountain climbing and fishing were the main activities in this city and this very large amount of money was a great help not only to develop related businesses but also to attract more visitors. A properly planned meeting has not yet been held in the city to decide how to distribute this donated money, but various proposals have been made for renovation work and building renovation work in the city hall. Holt has set up an online driver’s education course to actively improve the city’s finances. He has set up a fund called New Hampshire, which allows the city’s residents to withdraw $150,000 annually. Administrator Kathryn Lynch has managed the fund as a tribute to the aforesaid philanthropist, Holt.