After strangers raised more than $787,000 for him on GoFundMe, the Red Baron worker asked them to stop donating to his campaign and help other people in need
- A Michigan grocery-store worker who became an internet sensation after confronting Instagram pranksters has asked supporters to stop donating to his GoFundMe campaign after it raised more than $787,000.
- Walter Zerod, a father of four who works as a direct-store-delivery employee for Red Baron frozen pizzas, attracted widespread sympathy after a video showed him being targeted by pranksters pretending to take $10 from him through Apple Pay.
- The encounter prompted military veteran Luke Oakenshield, who had never met Zerod, to launch an online fundraiser to support him and his family.
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- A Michigan grocery-store worker who became an internet sensation after confronting Instagram pranksters has asked supporters to stop donating to his GoFundMe campaign after it raised more than $787,000.
- Walter Zerod, a father of four who works as a direct-store-delivery employee for Red Baron frozen pizzas, attracted widespread sympathy after a video showed him being targeted by pranksters pretending to take $10 from him through Apple Pay.
- The encounter prompted military veteran Luke Oakenshield, who had never met Zerod, to launch an online fundraiser to support him and his family.
Sources: Times of India