Teachers Left 'Speechless' by Stranger who Picked up Tab for Autism Students
A school trip to a local restaurant turned into an emotional and wonderful experience for a group of students with autism this month, thanks to the kindness of a stranger.
Ryan Cox has been paying for the order behind him in the drive-thru line at Starbucks for some time now. But this time he paid it forward for children at a local elementary school whose parents were delinquent on their lunch payments.
Ryan Cox has been paying for the order behind him in the drive-thru line at Starbucks for some time now. A few dollars here. A few dollars there. Each time to secretly make someone's day a little bit better.
This time he came out of hiding to pay it forward for children at a local elementary school whose parents were delinquent on their lunch payments.
Inspired by a friend, Ryan went to Lakeside Elementary with a plan to pay off overdue lunch accounts for families who'd fallen on hard times — not just a few, but for the entire school. He reached out on social media asking people to join him to cover the full amount of $1200. He collected a thousand dollars in a few days.
(WATCH the video below or READ the story from WTHR Indianapolis)
Thanks to Megan Huffman for submitting the link on our Facebook Page!
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