Mark Bustos es un estilista de origen filipino radicado en Estados Unidos, cuya misión en la vida es transformar la apariencia de la gente y no solo eso, sino recorrer el mundo haciéndolo de manera gratuita a personas de escasos recursos.

No importa si Bustos está o no de vacaciones, él todos los domingos recorre las calles buscando clientes nuevos que necesiten un manita de gato para recuperar la confianza en ellos mismos. Mark cuenta con 280 mil seguidores en Instagram, quienes también se inspiran con su gran corazón y a través del hashtag #Beawesometosomebody, Mark invita a otros compañeros de profesión y a las personas en general a ser increíbles y repartir amor y buena vibra a quien los rodea.

This photo was taken just down the road from my family's home in Masantol, Pampanga, Philippines. Yes, those are tombstones that we are sitting on top of. Yes, those children live in this cemetery- some without parents. But before you feel sorry for them, I want everyone to realize that these are some of the happiest kids I have ever met- without a worry in the world. The only thing they are worried about is their next meal. I don't ever remember a time I had to worry about that, how about you? Before we start complaining, we need to realize how fortunate we all are. If you are in a position to be reading this post right now- consider yourself fortunate for simply having access to the internet. What's YOUR definition of happiness? 📷 @williamyan #BeAwesomeToSomebody #Pampanga #Philippines

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Shane aka "Frankenstein" is originally from Austin, Texas. He moved to San Diego 6 months ago to leave his troubles behind in hopes to get his life back on track. My amazing friends @HyundaiUSA provided me with their #NewSonata to drive around San Diego to offer free haircuts to the homeless! Just a few moments after I exited off of the freeway, Shane was right there, with a sign that had one word on it- one word that we all don't ever want to feel... but know the feeling very well. One word that far too many human beings and living creatures die from every single day. His sign simply said, "HUNGRY." Shane was drawing on the back of his cardboard sign when I first approached him. When I asked him what his dream job was, he said he wants to be an artist and musician. He owns a guitar that he keeps in a hidden location on the streets and wished he had a small storage unit to protect his belongings. As of now, he sleeps in the backyard of a vacant home where the owner and neighbors just let him be without giving him any issues. After his haircut, I simply asked him what he wanted to eat- something he has been craving for a long time. As human beings, we all know how good it feels to be given a choice- rather than being given things we don't necessarily care for. Just because someone is homeless doesn't mean they want your scraps or leftovers or your bag of chips that YOU didn't like. Let's face it, I'm pretty sure you wouldn't want to eat my random leftovers. We walked together to a nearby gourment burger restaurant where I witnessed him indulge in his favorite meal- but only after he told them that they forgot his pickles and needed more salt & pepper 😆- my point is, we are all unique individuals with unique desires that make us happy- that only we can decide for ourselves. #BeAwesomeToSomebody#California#ad#SanDiego

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“A veces necesitamos olvidar lo que queremos y debemos apreciar lo que tenemos. Los tesoros más básicos para muchos, son básicamente tesoros para otros”, publicó en su cuenta.

Bustos ha tenido la oportunidad de viajar por India, China, Filipina, Jamaica, entre otros muchos destinos, compartiendo su más grande pasión con los más necesitados.