Aldi Replaces Vandalized Egg Stall, Boosts Maisie's Spirits

0:00On May 1st, a four-year-old girl named Maisie Willis saw her roadside egg stall smashed by two balaclava wearing teens right during her birthday party in Holberry near South Hampton. The little entrepreneur sells eggs from her pet chickens to neighbors, but those punks rected and tossed eggs everywhere. Good news though, all these stepped up with a brand new wooden toy shop from their latest range to get her back on track. Maisie charges two pounds for half a dozen eggs, and every penny goes straight to feeding and caring for her chickens. She had been running this mini-business like a pro, waving at passes by from her street setup. Her mom Chelsea, 28, was crushed but tracked down the teenagers who came by to say sorry. The family reported it to Hampshire police, who are still looking into the vandalism. Once the story spread online, Aldi jumped in quick, donating the full wooden toy set to replace what got stolen. Mom called it devastating at first, but now praises the kindness that turned things around.

1:00Maisie's all smiles posing by her fresh stand, proving small acts of heart can fix even the toughest breaks for a kid hustling with heart.