6-Year-Old Sells Toys In Little Garage Sale After Seeing Orphanage Ask For Donations

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His mother Nor Rabiatuladawiyah, fondly known as Adawiyah, shared the story on Twitter last week and received praise from netizens for her son's kind gesture.

She said it began when her son, Sayf Mecca, saw a Mickey Mouse mascot standing outside McDonald's one day, trying to raise money for an orphanage.

He expressed that he wanted to donate something to the charity too, and Adawiyah suggested that maybe he could sell his toys to treat the children to some Happy Meals.

"He was so happy looking through his good toys and putting them up for sale outside our home," Adawiyah said, as reported by Malay Mail.

She shared that he usually asks her or her husband for money if he wants to help the needy or the underprivileged.

"My husband and I have always educated him and told him that many people live hard lives to earn an income to help their families and we must always do what we can to help them," she said, thinking that it could because of this, he often tries to look out for others.

"Whenever someone bought a toy, he would jump in excitement saying that he had earned RM2 or RM5," she said.

They then went to two orphanages around Kuala Lumpur to give out the meals Sayf bought with the money he raised.

"When we distributed the McDonald's Happy Meals to two of the orphanages with a total of 35 orphans last week, he was beaming with joy giving the kids the meals," the mother said.

"He's such a sweetheart. Well done!" said a Twitter user.

Another user said, "Big heart, little boy. Educated by smart parents. Hope he becomes a good child to his parents."

A netizen said, "Even at the age of six, his level of 'sharing is caring' is just ultra! Better than some adults. May his love and kindness spread like wildfire."