Every month the Oceanside police department decides new surprises for the community. Last month, they gave strangers $100 to help with groceries. This month, they are focusing on high school students.
OCEANSIDE, Calif. — Acts of Kindness were displaying in the North County on Wednesday. The Oceanside Police Department has devoted this year to spreading joy around the City of Oceanside, all thanks to a $20,000 donation from an Oceanside family.
Four students were nominated after overcoming some tough challenges and Wednesday their hard work paid off.“It’s so rewarding we’re really excited to be able to surprise these kids," said OPD Public Information Officer Jennifer Atenza. Kelsey is camera shy, but the moment Officer Ryder gave her gift in a white envelope, she beamed with joy.Officer Ryder says Kelsey is outgoing, motivates others, involved in volunteer work, and has a smile that lights up a room.
“Julian has been my student for a few years. And he has worked so hard. He has always been this smiley polite kid, but he's worked through his challenges and came home determined to make himself proud first, his family second and I like to think I come in third,” she said.
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