"We talked about the things that they would want and I made a mental note of it and wrote it down." Curtis originally planned to host a gift exchange. When his wife pointed out some kids may not be able to bring a gift, the Jenkins decided to buy presents with their own money. Curtis set aside a little money from each paycheck to buy puzzles, games and small electronics. "Seeing the faces of those kids was more than anything that I could ever do with the money." Jenkins said his work is his calling and he hoped to show each child they have value and are loved. "I'm not at a job, I'm on a mission from God. I don't say anything about religion to the kids. I just let them know whatever they love is fine with me, just love somebody on the way."
“When I opened that door, one of the kids asked me, ‘Are you Santa?’” school bus driver Curtis Jenkins told KXAS. “Seeing those faces on the kids was more than anything I could ever do with the money.”
This good man bought presents for 70 kids that ride his bus.
gangbangkang on December 25th, 2018 at 15:56 UTC »
His name is Curtis Jenkins!
TooShiftyForYou on December 25th, 2018 at 15:57 UTC »
“When I opened that door, one of the kids asked me, ‘Are you Santa?’” school bus driver Curtis Jenkins told KXAS. “Seeing those faces on the kids was more than anything I could ever do with the money.”
This good man bought presents for 70 kids that ride his bus.
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highassnegro on December 25th, 2018 at 16:47 UTC »
One of those kids got a bike...