To infinity and beyond

Homeless man returns $4,000 engagement ring — owner raises $190,000 to thank him

In Kansas City, Billy Ray Harris was sitting with his donation cup when something unusual dropped inside — a diamond engagement ring worth about $4,000. It had accidentally slipped off Sarah Darling’s finger while she was giving him change.

He could have sold it and walked away with life-changing money. Instead, he kept it safe, believing the owner might come back.

The next day, Sarah returned hoping for a miracle — and Harris quietly handed the ring back without asking for a reward. His honesty quickly spread across local news and then nationwide

Moved by his integrity, Sarah and her husband launched a GoFundMe campaign. Donations poured in from the U.S. and the U.K., raising over $190,000.

The funds helped Harris secure housing, buy a car, and reconnect with family after years on the streets.

Sometimes, the richest hearts have the least in their pockets.

Would you have done the same?

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