17-Year-Old Helps Elderly Woman, Restores Faith In Humanity

What one high school senior from Georgia did for a total stranger will truly give you all the feels, and restore your faith in the future of humanity.

A woman from Griffin, Georgia was brought to tears when her 17-year-old nephew offered to assist an elderly woman in a random act of kindness.

While at Dollar General on Sunday, Connie Belle Jenkins Sweet shared that her nephew, Senquavious Driver, noticed the elderly lady as she was enterting the store.

Sweet recalled, "We were about to pull off and leave when she was trying to get out of her car, but she was struggling to get on the sidewalk. She barely could walk."

At this moment, Driver hopped out of the car and told his aunt that he thought the woman may need some help. As it turns out, Driver's instincts were correct and she really could use the assistance.

"He helped her in the store and shopped with her and he walked her back out to her car," Sweet continued. "She was only going in for a soda, but she barely could even get in the store."

While helping her walk around the store, the 81-year-old woman told Driver that she had recently fallen and injured her face and back.

Sweet told Fox 5 Atlanta, "I was in tears taking pictures because he didn't hesitate to help her, and that made my heart happy. I'm so proud of him because I know and love the lady that raised him, my sissy."

After Driver helped her with her shopping, Sweet mentioned that the elderly woman repeatedly thanked the 17-year-old high school senior for his generosity.

Thanks to Connie Belle Jenkins Sweet for sharing this heartwarming story and to Senquavious Driver for his sincere kindness.

[H/T Fox 5 Atlanta]