A gesture more of the boy who was upward for boy with disabilities

A boy from Texas who drew national attention for refusing service to a customer who has criticized people with disabilities is using his new-found fame for the benefit of children with special needs.
Michael Garcia, a boy by Lee first side in Houston, welcomed the month last to reject a group of diners who wouldn't be sitting next to a boy with Down syndrome, saying the server "children with special needs must be special somewhere else."
After the announcement of Garcia law spread across the country, praise and donations poured in for the restaurant worker. Now Garcia continued his good actions, choosing to make a donation of $1,145 he received inclusive school Houston where his young client with Down syndrome was responsible.
"When you have something like this with someone who had no reason to be kind - there no parents with special needs, is not a teacher - but he did on a sense of what was right and his heart, it gives us hope," said a school official to the Houston Chronicle. To read more, click here.