Alabama farmer secretly paid pharmacy bills for those in need
Hody Childress, a farmer in Geraldine, Alabama, regularly brought cash to a local pharmacist to help strangers pay their bills in secret. In his lifetime, Hody had donated around $10,000 to the pharmacy in total. Now after his passing, Hody’s mission grows as people from across the country make donations of their own.
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