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“I’d like to thank my customers for a start, not just for buying The Big Issue from me, but from anybody. Anytime anyone buys a magazine they’re helping someone.”

“The customers I usually get love what I do and tell me ‘you’re doing a good job, keep it up’. It’s a good way to be working, you get appreciation and people like what you’re doing. It makes me feel rewarded. They’re just amazed I’m out here and they love what I’m doing .”

Garfield sells in Norwood, Adelaide and is somewhat of a local legend in the area. He spoke to us about his customers and why he always wears his bright pink jumper.

The impact and cost of homelessness is well understood on both an individual and community level. But what value can a safe place to call home bring?

Introducing the vendors of our 25 Years Big campaign! Daniel shares what selling The Big Issue is like and what he thought of his cartoon.

Over the next few weeks we’ll be introducing you to the vendors who are part of our 25 Years Big campaign. We’ll find out a bit about them, what selling The Big Issue is like, and what they thought of their cartoon.