Man Buys Cold Drinks for Hardworking Police Officers in His Community
- A kind young South African man recently spent some time giving back to his community
- In the post, he explains how his parents gave him money for Christmas and instructed him to do some good with it
- Many commended him for displaying kindness towards police officers who risk their lives to help keep our communities safe
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A kind young South African man, Devon Cale Garvie, recently headed to Facebook's ImStaying to share a very heartfelt post about the bit of good he did for his community - and more specifically for police officers - over the festive period.
In the post, he explains that he was given money by his parents to do a bit of good. After some consideration, he decided that the police officers in his community deserved a reward - this is when he bought them some soft drinks to quench their thirst on a hot day.
"36 Cokes to bless the police officers at Mtunzini Police Station for their hard work on a hot day. #ImStaying #NowItsYourTurn P.S.
"To those who are asking me why I did it, my parents gave me R500 for Christmas with the exact instructions to spend it on helping other people. That's why I did it. We don't need Christmas presents but we do need to be a gift to others," he wrote.
Source: Facebook
Stayers had this to say about the sweet post:
Philisiwe Nsindane said:
"More blessings to you and your family."
Zesipho Gqada said:
"I love this page for these inspiring stories."
Deline Smith said:
"What a lovely gesture."
In similar heartwarming Briefly.co.za news, a young local mom, Letitia C Kolesky recently headed to Facebook's ImStaying to share a very touching story about how her two little boys decided to stretch their hands of kindness and share their food with their neighbour, an adorable little girl.
"Hi, Stayers. Can I please share my story! This was the most beautiful thing I have ever seen and to be honest, I can say my 2 toddler boys have taught me a lesson I will never forget in life.
"I was told that I must please give his friend (Blessing) food also... I took the plate and stared at the food this won't be enough I thought so decided to share a little of our 3 plates my boy all excited ran to his friend and told her to come to eat!! And my heart just melted," she wrote.
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Source: Briefly News
