Denise Haight who is the grandmother of her seven year old grandson Cameron, needed the help from employees at The Home Depot in Gaylord Michigan since she wanted to give Justin a gift that he wanted to have which was a mailbox of his own.
Denise went to The Home Depot on Thursday where she was greeted by Home Depot employees Gary and Lorel. Denise explained to the two Home Depot employees that she wanted to get a mail box for his birthday.
Gary told Denise after their chat ended to come back to the same store on Saturday since Gary and his colleagues were going to build a special gift for her grandson.
When Denise showed up at The Home Depot on Saturday, she was greeted by Gary at the customer service counter.
Gary then showed Denise the special mailbox that he and his colleagues built a mailbox for Cameron for his birthday.
When Denise asked Gary how much would it cost to pay him for his work on making the mailbox for her grandson, Gary told her it was free of charge.
To put it mildly, Denise is very happy that Gary and his colleagues made her grandson’s birthday one he will remember for a very long time.
I am sure that the Home Depot store in Gaylord Michigan will have more clients to buy their merchandise after this story goes viral.
Very heartfelt story, think that it’s very important for every child to receive a treasured gift at least once in his/her life.
You are correct Anastasia that the child who liked mail boxes received from Home Depot a special gift for his birthday.
You are correct on this matter.
You do not hear stories like this one often. Great one, thank you for sharing the smiles.
The media will give the excuse that their sponsors will not advertise on their network.
Absolutely you are right.
It is sad to report but true.
People still get mail? Just kidding, it was a nice thing to do
I really admire the employees at the Home Depot for caring enough for the mom and child to give him a birthday present that he will cherish for a long time.
Yes, that was a very considerate thing for them to do
It is true since most companies will donate some gifts to people who are in need of a special gift from time to time since they believe that they will be blessed in the long run.
Donating a product is one thing, actually taking time to make something yourself is another thing entirely…