It was a hot, 99-degree August day in San Antonio, Texas, when a ten-month-old baby girl was accidentally locked in a parked car. Let’s talk about it.

The baby girl’s mother was hysterical, the baby was screaming at the top of her lungs, and the intense heat inside the car made it a life-and-death situation. Then a tow-truck driver arrived on the scene.

He grabbed a hammer from his truck and smashed a car window to free the baby. Was he heralded a hero? No, according to the local newspaper, quoted him saying, “The baby’s mother got mad at me because I broke the window. I thought, what’s more important—the baby or a window?”

Most of the choices we make in life are not between what is trivial and what is important. Rather, most of the choices we make are usually between what is important and what is more important.

Friend, don’t worry about the broken windows in your life, when babies’ lives are at risk. Become a part of our lifesaving team to feed hungry children and families. Windows are important, but lives are more important.

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