See What Happens With A Wave of Support...

The Plan Was Always to Support Communities and People, and to Continue the Cycle of Support for which I myself have Benefited. On Christmas Eve Trooth Tribe hit the roads to bring food, gifts, conversation & love to our homeless brothers and Sisters. It was a remarkable day filled with joy for all. We were supported by our amazing customers such as Chris, Marva, Tatiana, Justin, Nina, Ian, Matt, Alice, to name a few. Along with some great organisations such as, Naz & the Team at British Recorded Music Industry & BRITS, Mark Gershinson of Minton Group (Great Mentor), Francesca Findlater of BounceBack, Eva Hamilton MBE of Key4Life, James Fellows from Team Prosper. I also would like to give a special thanks to the local businesses who supported the project such as Mama's Jerk In Deptford London, Tropical Island Groceries Deptford Market London, with a deep and special thanks to our tribe as you will see in this video. This wonderful team made up of friends, neighbours, customers and strangers, all held hands and changed the expressions on a communities face for a day.

We will continue our work and grow to reach even more who are in poverty. Just a moment with hot food, a conversation, a laugh, a joke allows an individual to breath, even just for a moment. A day when they felt love... and that stays with them. We want to do more. Help Us! We need equipment and donations to continue the work. Contact Chance@troothshop.com

P.S. I Must Show Appreciation For Ruebik's Christina Brooks & Joseph Williams For Driving Me And Inspiring Trooth In & Out Of Lockdowns. Their Knowledge And Intuition Feeds Remarkableness. Thanks Guys!

I dedicate this Blog to a man who didn't give his name, but made me feel inspired by his own benevolence in the face of poverty. This gentleman possibly in his 60s told us that he had given his only £5 to another homeless person, because he felt he would be able to handle the night better than they would. I offered to give the fiver back, but this gentleman was proud and refused no matter how much I offered. I asked the gentleman if he could do me a favour? to which he replied "what". I asked his permission to share in the greatness of kindness for which his story presented by putting half of the money towards the unknown Mans total amount. "That way I can share in the feeling with you". The gentleman accepted three pound coins and smiled. This was one of our homeless brothers, and our sisters are out there too. During these uncertain times, when our souls need healing, we must look to aid in the healing of others too. This day was by far one of the best days in my life, it was a day holding back tears driven by both sorrow and joy. However the ebullience overflowed when the community smiled.

Kind Regards

Chance