After seeing a group of homeless people on his way home from a doctor's appointment, terminally ill eleven-year-old Brendan Foster became determined to help feed them. Foster was bedridden and to weak to help the homeless himself, but friends and neighbors took up his cause and volunteered to make sandwiches for hungry Seattle residents. Foster's story spread and resulted in food drives across the country in late November of 2008.ABC News: Dying Boy Makes Final Wish to Feed Homeless (November 24, 2008)

"Well, I was getting back from one of my appointments and I saw this big thing full of homeless people and then I thought. I should just get them something."—Brenden FosterCBS11: A Dying Boy's Wish: The Story Of Brenden Foster (November 18, 2008)

"He's left a legacy and he's only 11. He's done more than most people dream of doing just by making a wish."—Brenden Foster's mother, Wendy FosterKOMO News: Brenden Foster: "I had a great time" (November 21, 2008)

"I've never seen the courage that this little boy just displayed. I've never seen anything like it in my life. It left me speechless."—A Los Angeles homeless manABC News: Dying Boy Makes Final Wish to Feed Homeless (November 24, 2008)

"He had the joy of seeing all of the beautiful response to his last wish. It gives him great peace and he knows that his life has meaning."—Patricia McMorrow, Brenden Foster's grandmotherKOMO News: Brenden Foster: "I had a great time" (November 21, 2008)