A 5-year-old boy from Scappoose, Oregon, was so distressed about the raging wildfires in his state that he decided he wanted to help the firefighters. His grandmother took him to the store, and the little boy’s carefully chosen gift is now a front line mascot.
Sasha Tinning took her grandson, Carver, shopping for supplies to contribute to a donation drive for firefighters in the Oregonian cities of Molalla and Colton. Carver soon found the perfect way, in his opinion, to send a little positive force to the front lines: a Baby Yoda doll that he found on a toy aisle.
