This is the heartwarming moment a young child breaks down in tears after his school mates banded together to buy him a replacement for his stolen Nintendo.
California student Piper Stowe shared a video of the moment she and her Antioch High School classmates gave their fellow student a new Nintendo 3DS.
After the young boy's console was stolen, it is understood he used the school whiteboard to explain it had been a gift from his grandmother, and pleaded for its return.
This is the heartwarming moment a young child breaks down in tears after his school mates banded together to buy him a replacement for his stolen Nintendo. California student Piper Stowe shared a video of the moment she and her Antioch High School classmates gave their fellow student a new Nintendo 3DS
Touched by the emotional message, Stowe and her friend Shawna Cantiliano decided to raise money to buy their schoolmate a replacement.
The duo were able to raise more than $200 and chose to give their friend his gift in front of the class.
In touching scenes, Piper Stowe handed the young lad his early Christmas present in front of his classmates, bringing the boy to tears.
Touched by the emotional message, Stowe and her friend Shawna Cantiliano decided to raise money to buy their schoolmate a replacement. The duo were able to raise more than $200 and chose to give their friend his gift in front of the class
Embracing his new friends, the boy was filmed breaking down in tears thanking Stowe and Cantiliano for their kind-hearted gesture.
Kissing Stowe on the cheek, the young boy calls her an angel from god as he wipes away his tears.
dhlonghair on December 23rd, 2017 at 16:13 UTC »
I teach at this high school. Kinda surprising to see us on Reddit. It's a good school but we are on the poor side of the RR tracks (literally) and usually the news focuses on the negative (like the theft) rather than the hundreds of stories like this that also occur on a regular basis. Nice to see some recognition of the positive. Go Panthers.
-kmb- on December 23rd, 2017 at 15:08 UTC »
When I was in the third grade, we had a house fire and lost pretty much everything. Our church hosted an event for us and helped us to get back on our feet. We moved into a rental and it was pretty hard on my younger siblings and I. After we had settled in, I went back to school and all of my classmates had pitched in to buy me a brand new GameCube to replace the one we lost. I still have it to this day and it always reminds me of the friends I eventually had to move away from.
Sumit316 on December 23rd, 2017 at 14:11 UTC »
"Goddammit, we gotta do something for him" His classmates after reading this. Amazing by the students to help him.