Jake Taylor was the only person on Canada's busy Vancouver train to help the young Muslim woman Nour Fadel, 18, and rescue her from the grip of the racist Pierre Belzan, 46, who tried to attack her and threatened to kill her and kill all Muslims.
Taylor pushed the man away from the young woman and stayed with her until the authorities reported the incident on December 6, making a group of people looking for a way to thank him for starring him. They collected about $ 3,000 on GoFundMe, arguing that "good work is not Must remain free of charge, "according to the site" Paz Ved. "
"If you're Canadians, you'll know that Jake is like the best," said director Mohamed Leila, who launched the initiative on the donations website. The values we carry, because it stopped to help a stranger, unarmed, without asking anything in return. " "Yes, we gave him the best birthday he could have."
Taylor's Christmas gift also included thank-you letters from people from all over the world who were inspired by his altruism and affection. He also gave a ticket to the Vancouver Canucks hockey match with Nour Fadel, where he received a wave of applause from the public. When the young woman thanked all of them for all the support and gentle feelings they had poured into her, she confirmed her deep gratitude and love for Taylor.