5th And 6th Graders Donate Class Trip Money To 1st Grader Who Lost Mom To Cancer

November 7, 2016

A group of elementary school students are making a big sacrifice to help another student who is going through a very tough time.

A first-grader at the Bath Village School lost his mother to cancer about two months ago. The boys and girls in the fifth and sixth grades wanted to do something special for him, and they did.

students give trip money to boy who lost mom to cancer
WMUR.com

Every other year, the fifth and sixth-graders take a trip to Boston. They walk the Freedom Trail, ride the Duck Boats and even get a tour of Fenway Park. The classes started raising money last year, but the students decided to take the $1,500 they raised and give it to their schoolmate.

"Boston is a trip that they look forward to pretty much since kindergarten, and so for them to give up their trip, that's a lot for them, but they know what Sawyer's going through and what his family is going through," sixth-grade teacher Leslie Waterman said.

Since the story broke, someone started a GoFundMe page to raise money for these kind-hearted kids to still get their Boston trip.

In just two days, the $2,000 goal was reached and surpassed.


feel good videoStray Dog Becomes the Star of a Wrestling Match

feel good stories7-Year-Old Boy Sends Birthday Card to His Dad in Heaven

feel good storiesCaught on Camera: Rogue Banana Witnesses Car Crash and Springs Into Action

feel good stories‘Cat Distribution System’ Strikes at Chicago Airport, Leading Man Who Missed Flight to Fly Home With Kitten

feel good storiesFlatmates Who Game: Setting Up a Shared Minecraft Space

feel good storiesStrangers Online, Friends in Need: The Heart of Gaming Communities

feel good videoExhausted and Injured Jaguar Rescued by Brazilian Soldiers

feel good video2-Year-Old Gives Pizza Delivery Driver A Hug He'll NEVER Forget

feel good videoDogs Show Off Their Halloween Costumes in Adorable Doggy Daycare Contest

feel good videoSchool In Thailand Allows Students To Have Playful Poses While Receiving Their Graduation Certificates