Heroes in Hard Times
If you don't have the means to donate money or a car, a small gesture may make a big difference to those facing tough economic times. As Dale Dunning, a woman from Lewes, Delaware, can attest, a hot cup of soup helps warm hearts.
Armed with a slow cooker and ladle, Dale, the founder of Jusst Sooup Ministry, dishes up more than 900 quarts of free soup each week.
In the past 11 years, Dale says she's handed out more than 65,000 bowls of soup to hungry members of the community.
Armed with a slow cooker and ladle, Dale, the founder of Jusst Sooup Ministry, dishes up more than 900 quarts of free soup each week.
In the past 11 years, Dale says she's handed out more than 65,000 bowls of soup to hungry members of the community.
From The Oprah Winfrey Show An Oprah/People Magazine Exclusive: Heroes in Hard Times
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