This Soup Kitchen Serves the Homeless Like Guests in a Restaurant
Anyone in need of a hearty lunch during the week will be welcomed by hosts and waiters ready to take their order with a side of kindness.
The cup production was also down to the overwhelming love and support shown across social channels, so BIG THANKS to you all too. #CupForBen pic.twitter.com/CRd26AGOji
— tommee tippee UK (@tommeetippee_UK) November 29, 2016
The cup production was also down to the overwhelming love and support shown across social channels, so BIG THANKS to you all too. #CupForBen pic.twitter.com/CRd26AGOji
A distressed father took to Twitter earlier this month to find a replacement for his autistic son's beloved sippy cup - the story eventually gained so much traction, it caught the attention of the manufacturer.
Ben's father, Marc, posted a photo of the cup to social media, asking if anyone could send him a replacement. Users started tracking results and responses with the #CupForBen movement hashtag, until Tommee Tippee, the baby product manufacturing company responsible for the model stepped in to help.
The company located the blueprint for the 10-year discontinued cup in a Chinese factory and restarted production to make 500 units so Ben will never again find himself without his favorite cup.
(WATCH Marc's thank-you video below)
Share The Sweet Positivity With Your Friends - OR,
Be the first to comment