NBC10 BOSTON – A random act of kindness was on the menu at a McDonald’s in Haverhill this week.
An anonymous donation was made to pick up the tab for many customers.
“Surprise! The meal is free today, it’s a random act of kindness!” Cell phone video showed the golden surprise at the golden arches.
“It felt unbelievable, because you know kindness isn’t something you really see today,” said David Yee, co-owner of the franchise.
“Love was felt throughout the Haverhill community and every customer was asked to pay it forward in their own special way and I think that they will do that,” co-owner Christine Yee told NBC10 Boston.
The Yees also paid it forward with their own act of kindness, donating hundreds of dollars to the Ronald McDonald House charities … READ MORE.
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