Hello, I am Danny Moseley. I am in my late 30S, and I feed the homeless with the fish I catch.

I guess we can start back when it all began when I was just a little kid, fishing with my dad. Being out in

nature, casting a line, and just enjoying life together was something we always did. Fishing wasn’t just a

hobby: it was how we connected but my dad also taught me something even bigger - kindness.

Feeding the homeless was just a part of who he was. Anytime we had extra food, he gave it away. As a

kid, I didn’t really understand why he did it, But now, after feeling the joy it brings me, i finally get it.

Fishing has always been a part of my life. Even after my dad passed away when i was nine, my stepdad

kept the tradition alive, taking me fishing and helping me hold onto that connection. And now, all these

years later, fishing has become more than just a passion- it’s my purpose.

My mom raised me from a tiny little baby to a stubborn, hard-headed young man, which led to the man I am

today, sending me off into the world with values I still hold close. As siblings often do, my brother, sister,

and I all grew up and went our separate ways. But despite that, you’ll still see my brother and me out

fishing together, just like we always have. While mom worked so hard to support us, my brother and sister

were right there, helping raise me too. We all chipped in, and that family bond remains strong today. My

brother and i often fish together, and you’ll still find him with me on the journey. As I started my own

family, life took its turns. I’ve had my struggles, and I’m no stranger to hardship. I’ve made mistakes, and

I’m still learning. I’ve been through two divorces and now in, in my third marriage, which she is my rock. she

has been beside me supporting me through this all. her belief in me and this mission has been unwavering

and without her, none of this would be possible. She is the one that helps keeps everthing together, and im

so thankful for her every day. I’m continuing to grow as a person. But through it all, my family has been

there, supporting me, and reminding me of what really matters. I’m proud to be the father of seven children

and one daughter-in-law, who I am proud to call my own. As I got older, I worked hard, moved through

different jobs, and eventually became a supervisor. I found success in many parts of my life, despite that,

there was still something missing. Even as I made strides in my career, I often felt unfulfilled. It wasn’t until

I discovered social media and got involved with TikTok that I realized how much more I could do. I never

imagined it would lead me to TikTok shop, but that is where things changed. TikTok shop gave me the

opportunity to turn my passion into something more-something that could help others. I found success

there, and it gave me the freedom to walk away from my job, that is when everything really started to

come together. It wasn’t just about making sales it was about making a real difference.

Now, fishing isn’t just a hobby for me-it’s a mission. Every time I cast my line; it’s not just about the catch.

It’s about providing a meal, offering hope, and making a tangible impact in someone’s life. Feeding the

homeless with the fish I catch has become my purpose, and it’s more fulfilling than anything I’ve ever

done. Through this journey, I’ve realized that every small act of kindness matters, and when we come

together, we can change lives in ways we never imagined. This mission fills a space in me that nothing else

ever has. It’s not just about catching fish; it’s about giving people hope, dignity, and a warm meal when

they need it most. And I know I’m exactly where I’m supposed to be. This mission isn’t just mine- it’s ours.

Every fish caught, every meal served, and every kind act shared is a step toward a better world. I couldn’t

do this without the support of my community, my “angels”, who make it all possible. Together, we’re not

just feeding the homeless; we’re changing lives. Thank you for being part of this journey with me.