His name is Josh Campbell. When we found out that cold hearted thieves stole donations meant for Josh, we stepped in. You stepped in to help this 22-year-old Snohomish man, father of a 4-year-old, who is paralyzed from the lower chest down.

We presented the family with a check for $2,200.

A local contractor saw our story and said he wanted to help. So, Tad Brehan is building wheelchair ramps for Josh and making his home wheelchair accessible.

Now this!

William Bates heard about Josh and contacted me. He knew Josh needed a van with a wheelchair lift. And so he wanted to donate it to the Campbells. The Van belonged to his mom who passed away last year. She had multiple sclerosis.

"You surprised me... that's for sure," said Josh with a smile.

He hasn't had much to smile about these days. And last week, Josh says, the mother of his child left him.

We first heard about Josh just after Memorial Day when two suspects stole from a donation jar meant for Josh. Police are still searching for the suspect, but the search for the Van has stopped. Thanks to KOMO 4 viewer William Bates.

Thank you.

How To Help

If you're interested in making a donation, you can call the People Helper at (206) 441-HELP, or you can email John Sharify at peoplehelper@komo4news.com

Or better yet, checks can be made out to:

People Helper P.O. Box 19087 Seattle, WA 98109

On the bottom of the check, be sure to include to whom you would like the funds to go. In this case, it's Josh Campbell.

Your donations are tax deductible and you will receive a receipt by mail with our thanks. Any extra funds will go to the general People Helper fund to help others in need.