Sometimes, little kids are the ones who give the best and most compassionate ideas.
Meet Devonte
Devonte Gardner is a waiter at an Arkansas Waffle House who was blessed by an 8-year-old kid.
When second-grader Kayzen Hunter learned about Devonte’s story, he couldn’t stop thinking of ways to help him.
His Story
Devonte and his family had to move into a motel after their apartment was infested with rats and black mold. However, paying $60 a day for the motel room was too expensive for him as he still needed a budget for utilities, transportation to and from work, and his two daughters’ education.
His Goal
He explained to Kayzen’s family that he was looking for a cheap car because the motel was quite far from his job so he had to walk several miles to get there daily or get a ride – and he needed about $5000 to get a car and a comfortable living space.
He Had To Do Something
Little Kayzen knew he had to do something to help Devonte as he was aware that he and his family were privileged enough to eat at Waffle House almost every weekend.
Donations For Devonte
Kayzen started a GoFundMe to raise money for Devonte, and the initial goal was $5000.
It Exceeded The Goal
Eventually, they were all surprised when the GoFundMe reached more than $112,000, which was more than enough for Devonte to get a car and find a nice apartment for his family. As for the remaining money, he made sure to save it for his daughters’ education.
Proud Parents
People were commending Kayzen for his awesome deed, and also his parents for raising such a compassionate young boy. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, on the other hand, said it is typical for Kayzen to always think about others.
Watch how little boy Kayzen made a huge impact on Devonte’s life in the video below.
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