Tell a story, win a prize. It's that simple.
 
At Wrecked.org, we're teaming up with our friends at Faceless International (we've had coffee with them, so it's a legitimate friendship) to offer you some free stuff, if you just share a little blurb about your passion for justice, what it means to give faces to the faceless, or a story about something meaningful that you've been a part of.

For me, the concept of dignity really hit home when I was getting to know a homeless community in downtown Nashville.
 
One night, my friend and I encountered a man who had gotten in to a fight and was bleeding so badly that we had to call an ambulance (which took forever). As we were waiting for the paramedics to show up, this man whose nose was bleeding profusely (it's hard to stop blood from flowing when there is a lot of alcohol in a person's bloodstream). Most of us were keeping our distance from the guy, because every once in awhile, he'd sneeze blood all over the place. One woman, however -- a homeless woman -- stayed by his side, using her sleeve to continually wipe the blood from his face.
 
When I think about dignity -- about giving voices and faces to those who normally are marginalized -- I always think of that picture that has been ingrained into my soul.
 
What's an example where you've seen someone go above and beyond to give dignity to the poor and marginalized?
 
Post your answers (and find out more about the Faceless giveaway) here: Faceless International - Spread the Cause and Win!