Community helps raise $10,000 for Denver delivery driver after car stolen
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Denver (KCNC) — An Instacart delivery driver in Denver received more than $10,000 in donations after his car was stolen last month. Emmanuel Tetteh of Ghana was targeted while making a grocery delivery to a home in Congress Park.
Tetteh left his new Hyundai Elantra running, when someone jumped in and took off. At the time, Tetteh was making a delivery to Julie Hendricksen’s family.
“We brought him inside the house because it was snowing and 18 degrees,” Hendricksen explained to CBS4.
Hendricksen decided to start a GoFundMe page for Tetteh.
“It was unbelievable. Within minutes people were donating,” she said.
Life has not been easy for Tetteh. His wife, who was a Peace Corps volunteer in West Africa, passed away; his father died from COVID-19; and then somebody stole his car. Tetteh said he is grateful for the help he’s received from Henricksen and her family.
“They are so incredible family, so incredible. I can’t believe what they did,” he exclaimed.
Tetteh is hopeful that the donations will help him get back on the road again soon.
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