In this 30‑minute vlog, the creator (Antonio Moniz) and his crew set out to spend $100,000 on supplies for three homeless shelters instead of giving cash to a few individuals. The video opens with a brief anecdote about giving $1,000 in gift cards, then explains the new plan: contact shelters, request exhaustive lists of needed items, purchase those items in bulk, transport them to the shelters, and finally hand over checks for any remaining funds. The crew visits each shelter, unloads pallets of diapers, wipes, folding chairs, blankets, cleaning supplies, appliances, toys, TVs, gaming consoles, and other household necessities, while interacting humorously with each other and the shelter staff. Throughout the haul, the host inserts a sponsored segment for the mobile game Dragon City, describing its features and encouraging viewers to download it. After delivering the goods, the team writes checks ranging from $13,000 to $22,000 to the shelters for repairs or additional purchases. The video ends with a recap of the total spend (about $50,000 on goods, the rest as cash), gratitude to the crew and shelters, and a light‑hearted sign‑off.
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We have $1,000 in gift cards. Hey, what's up, man? Not much, guy. How's it going? Yeah, pretty good. Good. I saw that you needed some help, so I just wanted to give you this. Just like $1,000 in random gift cards and stuff. Thank you so much. No problem. In the past, I've given large amounts of money to one person or a couple people. Today I want to do it a little different. Even if it's not as entertaining, I want to use this $100,000 I have to help as many people as possible. So instead of just giving it away, we're actually going to use it to buy supplies for homeless shelters, deliver it all and help them unpack it all. Instead of helping 5 people, let's help 1,000 people. So the first thing I did was I called the homeless shelter and I asked them to list everything they needed. Can you just give me a list of anything you need for your shelter? Like literally anything and we'll go buy it. Anything that you use on a daily basis in your house. Anything that we use on a daily basis in our house. We need that soap up there. Little oopsie. So the shelter has a lot of younger children, so we're getting them a bunch of diapers and wipes. I think that's enough wipes. No. More wipes? They need to wipe a lot. I'm sure they need a lot of this. Was that necessary? Was that one necessary? What do you think would better the lives of the people that are in your shelter or just make their lives easier? Like, what do you think the people there need? We definitely are in need of folding chairs. Can we get this whole pallet? Can we get a pallet of chairs? Around like 40 or 50. Can we get 2 pallets then? Buckets of washing powder. They said they wanted a lot of wind, so let's grab all the wind. Hey, be careful and don't drop it. You don't want to break wind. Get out of here, man. Just leave. What's your name? Twin sheets. Mini twin sheets. How many? All of them. All of them? Shout out to Dragon City for letting us do this. Dragon City's the best. Before we can continue to buy things to give to homeless shelters to change lives, I need to tell you guys about Dragon City because they're the sponsor of this video. Dragon Dragon City is a free-to-play game available on iOS and Android. Dragon City even made me my own dragon. They took my logo and made an epic dragon out of it. They've only done custom dragons for 4 other YouTubers, which means me getting my own dragon is an epic victory royale. Vanoss has done videos for them before and Chris loves Vanoss, so we've actually, you know, played this game before and it's pretty fun. In Dragon City, you collect hundreds of different unique dragons just like this. Over time, your dragons generate gold, which you can then use to buy food which you can use to level them up and make them stronger. You can also have fun by battling your friends, or if they go after you first, you can take revenge on them. Dragon City has different PvP modes where you can take your most powerful dragon and fight in leagues, arenas. Dragon City also has Facebook Connect, so you can connect it to Facebook, you know, pair up with your friends and make an account super easy. They also just added new levels to habitats, and now you can actually have 9 dragons per habitat. Also, Dragon City knows you're trying to acquire that bread, so they added an auto battle mode. So while you're out there, you know, hustling, you know, you can just leave it on and save some time. And starting on December 20th, they're delivering your new favorite thing: new face filters. Dragon City is releasing a custom Facebook lens that when you open your mouth and eat a tomato, you turn into a dragon. And once you have all the dragon features on your face, fire will come out of your mouth, and tap on the screen to melt the ice. All you have to do is tap here, and then here, and then Dragon City lens, and boom, you're a cool kid. I need you guys to click the link in the description and download Dragon City. Let's get back to helping people. Ciao! Bicycles, maybe like 16 to 20. Stoves, refrigerators, 2 chairs. For the desks. Oh my goodness. That's not that heavy. No, it's not. Oh God. Superman. Done. Time to help me demoisturize Chris. Oh yeah, let's keep that going. Watch this. Ah, he's looking. You know, you can't say watch this. I thought, I thought he had to use— here, Garrett, hand him something. Hey Chris, You have to grab this. Oh no, oh no, no, no! Hey, hit Jake, hit Jake! I saved it, I saved it! Hey, I got him! Oh man, y'all, y'all great, man. Y'all guys are awesome, man. Hey baby, how you doing? All that new stuff right here? Just dig into the paint. I don't even think there's enough room in this closet for everything we bought. This is their only cleaning supplies closet, so our mission is to fill it to here. And we was worried about how we gonna feel about donations. Insulation bags. New bags. What? New bags. I'm gonna take this toy up to Maryland and I'm gonna give it to a kid that's dealing with cancer. Let's give them a nice one. We donate toys to kids that are dealing with cancer, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes. Y'all need to come on over up to Maryland, man, because this is a big thing that I see y'all doing, man. How you going to take our stuff to Maryland? Come out to Maryland. Give that to one of them here, man. Oh my God. Hold on and give it to him. Hold it. Wait a minute. Don't take it for yourself. Wait a minute, man. Well, you, you said this the new Nintendo thing? Yeah. Oh my God, man. Y'all about to bring tears to old man's eyes, man. Oh no. Oh my God. We got plenty of them. Oh my gosh, Charlie, you see this? For a dollar. For a dollar. Here, man, I got one more dollar. Yeah, alright, I'm starting to realize just how many Clorox wipes we bought. God is good. I just talked to our manager and we've got a storage unit. Because we're running out of room to put stuff, so we got a storage unit too to put out front. They're gonna deliver a storage unit. Oh my God, are you serious? Yeah. And I'm just glad that people like y'all are around. Thank you. Thank you. And I can never tell you how much I thank you. Thank you so much. I do. So last thing is we're gonna give him a check. Just in case you wanted to buy some more things, we just wanted to give you a little bit of money. It's about $15,000 if you want to buy it. Oh my God. Stop number 1 down, 2 more to go. Jake, you're in charge of the women's underwear. Well, here's small and medium, extra larges, there's some mediums. We got— nope, we got some more. We got some Reebok stuff. You really know your stuff about women. Yeah, you really know a lot. All right boys, trash bags. Be careful. Yeah, court! Chandler! Dude, I'm not ready. All right, Chandler's struggling. I did it! These are like the most fun because you get to like have a bunch of characters. Oh, these are the Avengers. If they don't like Star Wars, that's rude. Here, Tareq. These kids want the childhood I wanted. Dude, I used to play with Legos all day, every day. Totally didn't sneeze on your presents. Sorry, kids. Smite me! Daring! Calm down your testosterone. I can't be down. Whoa, this one's full of stuff! We met last time, right? Love that red. Thank you so much. It was just a yearly thing now. You'll never be able to get rid of us. Oh my goodness. Ethan! Yeah? Hahaha! You think I wasn't gonna throw it? The viewers don't have arms. Forgot, my bad. Where do you guys want your stove? So the chairs are here, the paper towels, all the bleach, all the wipes, the trash bags, some water, more water, some jackets, some more jackets, and some lockers. Do you need us to do anything before we go? No, we're good, we're good. This isn't actually our first time surprising her with things. Like 7 months ago, we spent like $20 grand on supplies and delivered it to their shelter. So this is just a recurring thing, and our mic actually died here. She just seems like she genuinely likes helping people, so it's really fun to help her. Alright guys, we're at the Bassett Center. You might remember them from the first video. This place went really well. I'm actually really happy with how that went. And yeah, we have more stuff to give them. Let's do it. Yeah, I'm good. We brought more stuff, so you want to start shoveling it in? Yeah, let's go do that. Let's do it. Toys! Pam, pam, pam! You got the Disney Princess one. Let me get the Avengers. You can't have it. It's mine. He got the Princess one. So Jake told me that that's his. Wait, which one? The Lego one. Oh, okay. Toys. No, you can't play with them, Chandler. They're for the children. I'll be back to play later. Okay. So as you can see, there's a lot of rooms here. Each room's a different family, so we got a TV for each family. Hey, Jimmy's grabbing the last TV now. This is everything. Wow, wow, here's Santa. Santa's ugly. All right guys, so we didn't film as many reactions here because they're a little bit younger. So over here we have 9 TVs. And then we have a couple Switches, a couple PlayStation 4s, Legos, the staple of every Christmas. Used to play with Legos all the time, love them. I think it'll be pretty cool and they should enjoy it. This is what Christmas is all about. Absolutely. I love y'all, man. How many wipes do you think they need? A lot. I have no idea how much we spent, but, uh, let's go get more stuff. Excuse me, I have a cart. My cart is like my heart, full. Load them up. Guess we're buying all their blankets now. That has its tag, but if you can still get it— We're spending 100 grand. You've already seen how far 4 carts goes. Yeah. Wait, hey, hey, why'd you only grab 2? Grab all of them. It's one hand. Okay, grab them all. I actually grabbed 4. Okay, well, see these right here, Jake? Uh-huh. They felt forgotten. You should, you should have grabbed them too. All right, so like it says in the title, the budget for this video is $100,000, but we only managed to spend around $50,000 of it, which is why we gave the rest of it in checks to the 3 homeless shelters. We literally cleared the shelves of everything. What we bought goes all the way down there. Ta-da! Can't even see the end. How does he keep doing this? I'll sit right here. I'll keep this comet warm. Follow this to the back. Hey, do you want us to sign that? Yeah? Who do you want to sign it? All of us? Okay. What's your favorite video? One of them was the one where you destroyed all those laptops. That's an old one. Alright, Chris, where are we? Uh, we're at the third and final homeless shelter. As you can tell, he's super excited. And yeah, you guys know the deal. We're just gonna offload it and see what happens. Oh, what a shock, more wipes! 14,234, 14,235, 17,001, 17,002. I was counting to 100,000, I was just counting how many CoolArts wipes we were buying. You were telling me yesterday that you were super happy because of this. Yeah, it makes you feel good, it really does. Jake, you always look so serious when you hold a camera. Because I'm serious about my work. Give me this. Do the face you were just doing. Dude, that is what I look at when Jake holds the camera. And then the last thing we wanted to give you was a check because, you know, there's some things you wanted to buy as well. $22,000 to buy more products. Holy crap! You're awesome. You guys are great. What do you think about all this stuff? This is amazing. Yeah, we put on our website, you know, we need paper products, we need cleaning detergents, laundry detergent, all that. This meets our needs. Yeah, I've been watching you on YouTube for the past year. I'm like, yeah, it's cool. You get kicked out of some places. I like that. The reason we gave this location $22,000 instead of $13,000 like the other two is because they needed money for repairs and stuff. So we didn't buy as much supplies and instead gave them a few extra thousand dollars to, you know, fix things around their place. All right guys, $100,000 spent. A few days later. You guys have fun? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Indeed. Oh yeah, yeah. Woo! Mr. B6000, oh, oh. Mr. B6000, oh, oh. Mr. B6000, yeah, you know his name. He changed it once or twice, but I think it's here to stay.
