This is an inspiring story, and I wouldn't be surprised if it were made into a movie someday.

The revenue numbers quoted don't bode well though. $120k projected for this year, 60% of which is from donations. They are paying the employees $12-$15 an hour, which seems competitive and is more than they would make bagging groceries. That just isn't enough money to go around when you're paying employees and trying to make your own living.

Hopefully they're able to succeed.