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Six-Year-Old Boy Uses Money He Saved Up To Go To Disney World On Hot Dogs For Hurricane Evacuees

Six-Year-Old Boy Uses Money He Saved Up To Go To Disney World On Hot Dogs For Hurricane Evacuees
Jermaine Bell wanted to help people who have been forced to leave their homes (Lauren Creech/PA)

A six-year-old boy from South Carolina used money he had been saving for a trip to Disney World to buy hotdogs for evacuees fleeing Hurricane Dorian.


Jermaine Bell, who celebrates his seventh birthday on Sunday, wanted to use the money to help those who have been forced to leave their homes as the storm intensifies along the South Carolina coast.

He told the PA news agency: “I wanted to help people. To me it is important to be really nice. So I bought hotdogs, and chips and water for the people leaving their homes."


We often practice selflessness and make it a purpose to express the importance of gratitude in our family. Jermaine Jay's Fun Farm asked if Labor Day meant the whole week in SC and little did i know he had big plans. He decided to use some of his Disney Trip Birthday money to purchase and give out hotdogs, chips, and drinks to Dorian Evacuees… if you see him in Allendale,SC; honk your horn, or give him a wave to let him know that he's doing a great job! #Proudmom 🥰Please share so we can spread the word to as many people as possible… thanks in advance
Posted by JustElle Creech on Monday, September 2, 2019

He said he “lost track" of the number of people he had helped.

“I just wanted them to have something nice while they were on the way to where they were going," he added.

His mother, Lauren Creech, said the family had been “overwhelmed" by the response to Jermaine's act of kindness.

She said: “There is so much negativity in the world, it's good to see so many people appreciating something nice."

Jermaine speaking to a couple who had left their home (Lauren Creech/PA)

Jermaine said he hoped he would get to Disney World eventually.

“That's what I'm hoping. I really want to see Simba in the animal kingdom," he said.

Storm Dorian has been described as “apocalyptic" as it left a trail of devastation in the Bahamas. At least seven people are reported to have died.

The category two storm hit the American coast at around 7am Wednesday morning, and will continue towards Virginia throughout the week.

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