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Woman Who Lost Job Receives Blessing Card With $1,000 From Anonymous Person

May 1, 2020

A woman in Dekalb County, Georgia, received a surprise in the mail so big, she thought it was a scam.

Dorea Williams said she opened her mailbox and found an envelope addressed to her but it had no return address and no name.

Inside the card, Williams found two money orders for $500 each.

"I was like wait a minute. I started breathing hard. I'm like, maybe these are not real," Williams said.

The card read, "Please take care of yourself and remember that others are thinking of you. Hoping that every day brings you a little more strength, hope, and comfort. Be blessed. Anonymous."

Williams said she was skeptical - so she went to Publix, which is where the money orders came from.

"I get to the front and I ask the lady, are these real? Do these Western Union money orders come from here? She was like 'yeah, these look exactly like our money orders.' I called the number on the back and it said it came from the Publix North Decatur."

Williams said the money couldn't have come at a better time. She waiting on her unemployment benefit payments after losing both of her jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic.

"I don't know what I did or what impact I might have made on their life at some point for them to want to do something like this or maybe God just spoke to them and told them to do something like this for me, but I'm very, very grateful. Thank you so much," Williams said.

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