Graham Haskin, 10, of Valdosta, Georgia, made and sold bracelets to raise money for people experiencing homelessness. He raised $400 in two weeks, local station WALB reported.
With help from his family, Graham used the money to buy food, bottled water, toilet paper and cleaning supplies.
The family delivered the items to Lowndes Associated Ministries to People, Inc., a Valdosta organization that serves people facing homelessness.
Graham's father said the idea came from his son, who wanted to use a skill he already had to help others. Graham hopes to make and sell more bracelets.
