Antonio Gwynn has spent the past few weeks spending his free time cleaning up his community in Buffalo after protests demonstrating the killing of George Floyd and rallying the Black Lives Matter movement took to the city’s streets.
“I couldn't come to grips with selling it and this was a good way for me to get rid of it and know someone that gets it is going to appreciate it,” Block, said according to WKBW.
Coincidentally, it’s the same car Gwynn’s mother once drove when he was a kid.
Bob Briceland, from local Briceland Insurance Agency, got wind of Block’s donation and decided to up the ante by offering Gwynn free insurance for a year.
To top it off, Gwynn also says he was offered a full ride to Medaille College where he hopes to gain the knowledge needed to become an entrepreneur and start his own car repair business.
