A resident of the Australian city of Brisbane, Queensland, received a Christmas card with money as a gift from a stranger in a shopping center. The Daily Mail reports.
On Wednesday, December 23, Tneil Tonkin was at the mall with her daughters, nine-year-old Mia and six-year-old Scarlett. “A woman walked by us. Then she stopped, came back and gave me a Christmas card. She said, ‘Merry Christmas. Don’t throw it away, “said the Australian.
The woman and her daughters opened the card and saw a cute message and 200 Australian dollars (11.2 thousand rubles) inside. Tonkin posted on social media a photo of a postcard and four Australian $ 50 bills. “I hope this little gift will brighten your Christmas,” the card said.
The Australian woman said that she was surprised by the kindness of the stranger and shed tears after reading the postcard.
Tonkin encouraged her daughters to continue to be generous on Christmas Eve. The next day, she took the girls to another store, where they gave A $ 50 each to strangers. “Now they know what it is like to give and not demand anything in return. They said it was a pleasure for them to do a good deed,” said the Australian.
Previously it was reported that a TikTok user with the nickname @vivalavinisha together with a partner drove up to the window for servicing motorists in the restaurant network McDonald’s and asked to pay for the order located behind the client. Many viewers were outraged that the girl paid for the order to a motorist, instead of helping a homeless person.