David Kodat knows that homelessness is not someone else’s distant problem. His family experienced it during his childhood, and those difficult years still shape how he treats people today. Alongside his involvement with a charity that distributes food every Sunday, the French barber offers free grooming services to people living on the streets. The care he brings to celebrity appointments also belongs to those who cannot pay: attention, patience, and respect, without a price tag.

His career began unexpectedly. After he struggled at school, his father encouraged him to try hairdressing, and an early start eventually became a profession he loved. Today, moving between famous clients and people facing hardship gives his work variety while keeping him grounded. A haircut cannot resolve homelessness, but offering one with compassion can be meaningful. David’s example carries a simple message: helping someone can begin with the skills you already have and a willingness to share them.