Kids From School Invite Friend With Down Syndrome To The Movies
August 5, 2024
In a heartwarming display of kindness and inclusion, a group of kids in Utah recently invited their classmate Jack, who has Down syndrome, to join them for a movie outing.
This simple act of friendship had an extraordinary impact on Jack, who couldn’t stop smiling throughout the day.

Jack’s mother, Kimberly DowDell, took to social media to share the touching moment.
"Yesterday, Jack’s friends from school called and asked if they could take him to a movie. Of course, I said YES! Jack anxiously anticipated their arrival and was so excited to see them. I love how much they embrace him and treat him like one of their own. It completely made his day!"
Kimberly’s post highlights the profound effect that a small gesture of inclusion can have.
"Make the invitation, put forth the effort – you will never regret the outcome and the good it will do for someone like Jack," she wrote.
@kimberly.dowdell Yesterday, Jack's friends from school called and asked if they could take him to a movie. Of course, I said YES! Jack anxiously anticipated their arrival and was so excited to see them. I love how much they embrace him and treat him like one of their own. It completely made his day! Make the invitation, put forth the effort – you will never regret the outcome and the good it will do for someone like Jack. #downsyndrome #inclusionmatters #downsyndromerocks #momsoftiktok #momlife ♬ What A Wonderful World [Live] - Sarah Kroger
This story is a beautiful reminder of the power of friendship and the importance of making everyone feel included and valued. Acts like these not only bring joy to those directly involved but also inspire others to spread kindness in their own communities.
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