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Did You See Bratt’s ‘Donut Boy’ On Steve Harvey? Here’s The Video
January 20, 2017
Donut Boy Tyler Carach, a student at Bratt Elementary School, was on national television Thursday on the Steve Harvey Show.
Tyler, 9, and his mother Sheena, who is a former police officer, created the “I DONUT need a reason to THANK a cop” program. Since buying doughnuts for four Escambia County deputies at a Bratt convenience store last August, Tyler has taken his mission on the road, providing donuts for law enforcement agencies across the country.
Harvey teamed up with online retailer BOXED to donate $5,000 to Tyler’s mission.
The video is below. (If you don’t see the video, YouTube videos are being blocked by your firewall.)
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7 Responses to “Did You See Bratt’s ‘Donut Boy’ On Steve Harvey? Here’s The Video”
Awesome job Tyler! It’s so good to see some good going on in the world!
This sweet little guy stole a lot of hearts!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tyler it delighted us herein Century,Florida,your nieghbors,to see one of ours doing good!You are just one of our many blessings here.We are greatful for all you are about.God blesses the cheerful giver.We love you.
Thank you Tyler for your big heart and thank your mother for teaching you that there is good in this world. God Bless You !!
Tyler is the happiest spot in this newspaper! I love the stories about him!
This is Awesome!!!
It is SOOOOOOOOOOO very good to hear some good news. Thank you Tyler for thinking of others and for treating law enforcement officers like human beings. I believe that most LEOs are good people. No one should be judged by the actions of a few.