Paul was a quiet coworker known for bringing the same plain sandwich to work every day. His simple routine made him the subject of mild teasing, but he never complained.
When he quit, a colleague helping him clean out his desk discovered a bundle of children’s drawings filled with hearts, thank-you notes, and depictions of a man handing out sandwiches.
Curious, the coworker later visited the West End Library, where Paul had invited him to stop by. There, he found Paul distributing brown paper lunch sacks to a line of children in need. The sandwiches he made for himself each morning weren’t just his meals—they were practice for the ones he prepared for hungry kids.
