It is cheap to refuse to donate money.
A young woman who is sitting at a table, at the grocery store, asks Daniel if he would be willing to donate a few dollars to feed hungry children.
Daniel has to decide if he will donate to feed hungry children.
Daniel donates what money he can to the cause and even takes some information about possibly donating some time to feed hungry children.
Daniel tells the young woman that his own family has to come first, and he cannot afford to donate money to feed strangers.
More children receive food right away and Daniel feels good about his selfless act, setting him on a path of community service that enriches his life and helps others.
The young woman does not collect enough money to feed some children in need and Daniel feels guilty about that later on.