A single father of six received a blessing that not only changed his life but also the lives of many young people who depend on him.
Isaac Taylor had been without a car for six months since the family vehicle was totaled in a recent accident. With so many mouths to feed, he couldn’t allow his car’s absence to stop him from commuting to work, which was 8 miles away from his home, in order to provide for his children.
As an alternative, the Sacramento, California, resident rode his bike back and forth to his 10-hour graveyard shift, working hard to make it home in time to greet his children, who ranged in age from 3 to 19 and take the youngest to school in the morning.
“When asked about how he managed it, he confessed during an interview with CBS News, “It was very tough.”
“I’ve been through a lot,” he added, explaining, “So, struggle is just part of reaching the next big thing.”
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Taylor has endured chronic homelessness and unemployment over the years but is now in a position to provide security for his children. At one point, he had to live in motels and churches until he could secure permanent housing.
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Over the years, the organization has regarded Taylor as a shining example of what people can achieve with a little help. He currently works in security and was recently promoted to supervisor.
So, he rode his bike 8 miles each way every day, pushing through because that’s what he had to do.
Fortunately, angels were watching over him and stepping in to make things a little easier. The National Auto Body Council’s Recycled Rides Program, Family Promise of Sacramento, Caliber Collision, and Travelers Insurance all came together to gift the dedicated dad and mentor a newly restored 2019 Hyundai Elantra on Thursday, Sept….
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