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Incredible Time-lapse Shows Homeless Man's Transformation

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Incredible Time-lapse Shows Homeless Man's Transformation
Never underestimate the power of a makeover. This homeless veteran held a negative self-image of himself and suffered from alcoholism. Watch the transformation after he gets a haircut, shave and new clothes from the Degage Ministries. He suddenly can see some potential in his life -- and now he is making the changes needed to get back on track.

Never underestimate the power of a makeover.

This homeless veteran held a negative self-image of himself and suffered from alcoholism.

Watch the transformation after he gets a haircut, shave and new clothes from the Degage Ministries. He suddenly can see some potential in his life — and now he is making the changes needed to get back on track.

The video was released along with an online fundraising campaign that has raised more than $8,800 dollars of its ten thousand dollar goal.

WATCH the video below… Click for information about donating to the Degage Ministries.

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