From Burger King to a $200,000 College Fund: Graduate's Kindness Goes Viral

In a heartwarming turn of events, Mykale Baker, an 18-year-old from Georgia, found his hard work and kindness rewarded in an extraordinary way. After graduating high school, Mykale went straight to his Burger King job to pick up food for his family. Witnessing the understaffed restaurant, he selflessly decided to lend a hand. This act of generosity didn't go unnoticed. Maria Mendoza, a customer whose daughter also attended the same high school, was deeply moved by Mykale's actions. She created a GoFundMe page, which quickly went viral, ultimately raising nearly $200,000 for Mykale's college fund. "I was so impressed," Maria shared in an interview. "It was like my whole world froze. It was just me and him there." Mykale, overwhelmed by the support, expressed his gratitude, stating, "I'm surprised and I feel very grateful." Burger King also contributed, awarding both Mykale and Maria's daughter $10,000 scholarships each. Mykale's story is a testament to the power of kindness and community support, proving that even small acts of generosity can have a profound impact. His college dreams are now within reach, thanks to the generosity of strangers and the recognition of his dedication.