Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe WYOMING, Mich., Sept. 30 (UPI) -- A Michigan couple held signs at a roadside and gave out 100 $1 bills to passing motorists as a reverse-panhandling project. Riley and Hermi Combs of Grandville stood at a Wyoming intersection Saturday afternoon with a sign reading, "NO, I Am Not Homeless, I Am Not Hungry. Can I Give YOU A Dollar," WOOD-TV, Grand Rapids, Mich., reported Monday. Advertisement The couple's granddaughter, Ami Walker, said the couple have a history of doing good deeds for strangers. "They also bought scads of 31-day bus passes and randomly handed them out while riding the Rapid so that people whose passes were expiring could have more, and for some to be able to see ArtPrize," Walker said. "They are so active in the Grand Rapids community and do this so often. They're just awesome people. They do it for fun to get to know people." Read More Gun spotted on Mass. State House camera was Air Soft toy Pumpkin group says Canadian gourd longest on record Half a billion in German Reichsmarks found in organ eBay buyer off the hook for $10,000 iPhone offer 57 commemorative footballs taken from man's truck
