In Wentzville, Missouri, six police officers working the nightshift learned that some students at a local elementary school couldn’t afford costumes for the school’s Halloween party.
So, they decided to step up and pool their money to make sure the kids would be able to have fun at the party.
The officers took some time in the middle of the night to visit a Walmart store that was open 24 hours to do some holiday shopping.
Thanks to their thoughtfulness and generosity, they were able to deliver 10 costumes to one of the teachers who had asked for donations.
The kids are now ready to enjoy their school party and, more importantly, are ready to have fun trick-or-treating after school.
(Fox News)