Seven-year-old gives his entire life savings to storm victims. Little Dominic explains in a heartwarming TikTok video why his sincere deed sparked a lesson in sacrifice. Celebrities were also helping others in need at the same time.

@jax.dandrea #floridastrong #hurricaneian2022 #helpingothers #raisingkidsbelike #donate #supporting #hurricaneiansupport #upliftingothers #dedicationfromachild #givingbackmovement ♬ original sound - Jaclyn D'Andrea

Everyone Lending a Hand

Numerous groups are banding together to provide much needed humanitarian help to thousands of people whose lives were left in ruins as donations stream in for hurricane-ravaged Florida.

And it appears that everyone is contributing, even 7-year-old Dominic D'Andrea, who knows that every little bit matters. He's giving the full $280 he's saved up in his piggy bank in a sincere act of kindness.

In a TikTok video that his mother shared, Dominic said, "I was saving money for a Corvette or an electric scooter, but people need this.

The video shows Dominic carrying his saved money in a large jar. A few hours after Ian made landfall as a Category 4 hurricane on Florida's Gulf Coast Wednesday, mother Jaclyn D'Andrea shared the video.

Giving His Savings

Hurricane Ian Slams Into West Coast Of Florida
Brenda Brennan sits next to a boat that pushed against her apartment when Hurricane Ian passed through the area on September 29, 2022 in Fort Myers, Florida. Mrs. Brennan said the boat floated in around 7pm. The hurricane brought high winds, storm surge and rain to the area causing severe damage. Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images

According to Jaclyn, Dominic had the notion while driving with his mother, who had been emotional after learning of Ian's tragedy.

He understood what he needed to do after that set the wheels in action. Without thinking twice when he returned home, he took out his piggy bank and informed his mother he would give it to someone who needed it more.

Dominic claimed he knew it was the correct choice despite having put up his ambitions of a dazzling automobile or a sleek and sparkling motorbike.

"I'm sending it to Florida residents in need," I said. When a hurricane hits and they need extra supplies. Since they could lose everything if their house collapses, he explains in the video.

His mother claimed that when discussing the agony individuals had to experience, her son became "very emotional and choked up" off camera.

She didn't intend for it to touch people emotionally. But it did tug. As thousands of individuals began checking in, the 36-second TikTok attracted much attention. The video quickly gained more than 12,000 "hearts" and, as of Tuesday, approximately 500 shares.

Receiving Positive Comments

One of the more than 200 commenters who left remarks on the page remarked, "God bless u, tiny man."

"I adore this tiny guy! The world would be so much better if we could all be this kind! Dom, great work! "added one more.

One woman said on Facebook, "He had me in tears; what a wonderful child."

Dominic's mom was shocked at the response. Jaclyn stated, "The only reason I uploaded it was to share a happy motherhood moment with my family and friends."

Dominic's acts made his parents so happy that they decided to gather extra money in his honor. Now they have enough money to fill a donated rental vehicle with supplies and travel to Lee County, one of west Florida's hardest-hit counties. The D'Andrea family resides in the Illinois hamlet of Bourbonnais, 90 minutes south of Chicago.

Help Flooding In

Two semi-trucks also loaded with goods are accompanying them; the family heard late Monday that they were organized by the charity Illinois Partners In Hope, Jaclyn told AccuWeather. The wholesale food distributor Sysco is assisting as well, she added, working with its Florida warehouses. Additionally, it appears that additional assistance might be on the way.

She remarked, "We have been blessed.

The support and supplies arrive at a crucial time in the aftermath of the disaster, when many residents desperately need help.

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