This young man raised almost $190,000 so that the old Walmart employee could retire and not go hungry. Well done guy!

Devan Bonagura, a 19-year-old TikToker from New Jersey, garnered immense support after sharing a video of 81-year-old Nola Carpenter, a Walmart employee for 20 years, struggling to make ends meet. The video amassed over 30 million views, prompting Bonagura to launch a GoFundMe to aid Carpenter’s retirement. Despite alleged backlash from Walmart management, Bonagura stood firm, raising over $100,000 in 24 hours. Carpenter, initially needing $60,000 to retire, received overwhelming support, surpassing her target with $186,653 from 13,500 donations. Expressing gratitude, Carpenter plans to retire in early 2023 after assisting during the holiday season. Reflecting on her Walmart tenure, she’ll miss the daily interactions with loyal customers.

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