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Isaiah Garza — The Kind 50

Isaiah Garza smiling at the camera in front of tall glass office towers, in a cream hoodie printed with a heart, a smiley face and a rainbow.

A FRIEND TO THE FORGOTTEN

Isaiah Garza smiles in a grey North Carolina t-shirt, taking a selfie on a sunny beach lined with white deck chairs.

Isaiah Garza grew up poor in Los Angeles, sleeping in their car and abandoned office buildings, before becoming a jewelry designer.

Three people hug in the middle of a sunny street, arms stretched wide: a bald young person giving a thumbs up, Isaiah Garza in sunglasses, and a woman in a green top.

Now, they use their platform to find forgotten people and make an audience of millions take notice, sometimes spending weeks building genuine friendships.

Isaiah Garza in a green shirt and a bald young person in a black jacket smile for a selfie on a residential street.
A close selfie of Isaiah Garza in sunglasses and a bald child in a pink top holding a small red toy.
A selfie in front of a white pickup truck: a woman, a child and Isaiah Garza in sunglasses and a grey hoodie.

OBSESSED WITH SEEING PEOPLE HAPPY

An older man in a teal shirt and suspenders walks along a park path with a walker under a clear blue sky, with the caption “Asking strangers if they will go to Disneyland with me”.

Befriending the stranger

Garza’s shown up with surprise days someone never thought they’d get, and started GoFundMes for real needs, like homes, cars, or medical care.

Isaiah Garza kneels in a car park beside a young woman in a wheelchair, in front of a grey SUV topped with a large red bow.
Isaiah Garza in sunglasses smiles beside a bald older man in a camouflage t-shirt on a city sidewalk with a police van behind them.
A 97-year-old veteran in a blue shirt looks into the camera in a park, a hand reaching toward him, with the caption “97 year old veteran is about to have his dream come true…”.
An elderly veteran and Isaiah Garza smile behind a chocolate cake with strawberries and a gold 98 topper on a park bench.

Fundraisers for a friend raise 5x more*

*Based on GoFundMe data in 2026 comparing average funds raised by fundraisers created for someone else vs. for the fundraiser's own benefit