6-Year-Old Boy Battling Brain Tumor Asks Birthday Guests to Donate to Animal Shelter Instead of Gifts
He said he didn't need any gifts.
A 6-year-old boy battling a brain tumor has dedicated his 6th birthday to giving back.
Bryce Hill didn’t spend his January 11 birthday thinking about himself but told his mother he didn’t want anything. It was then that his mother pitched him the idea of giving back, to which he happily agreed.
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“As soon as I mentioned giving to the animal shelter, Right away he said he wanted to do that,” Bryce’s mom, Gina Parker, told InsideEdition.com
On his birthday invitations, they asked guests to show up with donations for the Illinois Valley Animal Rescue in lieu of gifts.
Guests brought animal food, toys, paper towels, dog beds, and kitty litter, among other things.
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"He got to be shown around the rescue when they dropped off the donations. They made him an honorary volunteer. He spent his hour volunteering playing with the cats," said Parker.
Parker said that Bryce can’t wait to continue volunteering.
"You wouldn’t even know that he was sick. He is a very brave little boy," Parker said.
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