Mom of 5 in Tears After Stranger Leaves Food on Doorstep for Her Starving Kids

Mom of 5 in Tears After Stranger Leaves Food on Doorstep for Her Starving Kids

- Nothing could have prepared Emma Frost for how bright her sad day would become

- Her would-be gloomy day turned bright when her daughter came from the door with news that a stranger had left them food and other items

- The stranger had also accompanied it with a note that indicated the package was a gift from their family to hers

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When Emma Frost's eldest daughter opened the front door, loaded shopping bags and a written note sat conspicuously on the steps in front of her.

Mom of 5 In Tears After Stranger Leaves Food At Doorstep For Her Starving Kids
The kind stranger remains known, but Emma's family is full of gratitude for brightening their day. Photo Credits: Men Media.
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The package contained two large bags laden with home goods and five little bags with children's lunch.

It was accompanied by a note that the food was a gift from an unnamed family to Emma's.

"Hi Emma, I'm doing food drops in the community, and someone has put your name forward to receive one. I'm also doing kids packed lunches Mon-Fri. If you don't want to receive the kids' lunches, just send me a message. Otherwise, I'll drop them between 10:30 and 12pm," read the note.

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The note further gave instructions that she did not need to go to the door as the stranger would knock, drop and leave the food branded as "a gift from our family to yours."

The mother of five, who hails from Blacon, Cheshire, revealed that she was in tears as she received the package from the kind stranger.

"When I read the note I teared up. I was shocked. It was totally unexpected," said an elated Emma.

The surprise delivery was also received with joy and gratitude by her children, the youngest at 11 months and the eldest aged 16.

"My 16-year-old was shocked and my five-year-old and four-year-old were both very excited. My 11-month old just wanted the biscuits he had spotted at the top of the bag," Emma continued.

Although whoever blessed the family was anonymous, the grateful mother wanted to make it known that she appreciated the stranger for brightening her day.

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She added that the family was full of thanks from the bottom of their hearts for having been helped in their time of need.

“On a day where I was struggling mentally, you brightened it up. It is very much appreciated and it shows there are still some people sharing their humanity around," she concluded.

Many families are struggling to put food on the table after the government turned down a proposal by Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford to extend the provision of free meals to children when schools closed.

In other news about charity and kind-heatedness, Briefly News reported that BI Phakathi is truly an angel on earth. The unknown do-gooder recently shared a heartwarming clip in which he helps out an elderly South African man who was hopelessly begging in the streets for some food.

In the clip, the man can be seen walking aimlessly across the road while BI watches him while sitting in a car. BI then calls the man towards him and asks him what he is looking for, to which the man says he is hungry and wants something to eat. BI then proceeds to give the man cash, which results in the man crying out of gratitude.

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"He Made This Old Man to Cry When He Surprised Him, He Was Drifting Not Knowing Where To Get Food Now," the touching clip was captioned.

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Kelly Lippke (Senior Editor) Kelly Lippke is a copy editor/proofreader who started her career at the Northern-Natal Courier with a BA in Communication Science/Psychology (Unisa, 2007). Kelly has worked for several Caxton publications, including the Highway Mail and Northglen News. Kelly’s unique editing perspective stems from an additional major in Linguistics. Kelly joined Briefly News in 2018 and she has 14 years of experience. Kelly has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at kelly.lippke@briefly.co.za.