Overview
- On Dec. 5, Mirror US highlighted a TikTok by a mom named Jo who found a senior’s tag listing only necessities like food, toilet paper and toiletries.
- A Dec. 4 Mirror US report covered a TikTok user, @myperfumeheaven, who said she discovered a 10-year-old’s Angel Tree tag crumpled in a store trash can.
- After finding the discarded tag, the donor bought superhero toys as well as clothing, shoes and a coat for the boy.
- Commenters praised the donors and shared experiences adopting angels, with reminders not to overlook seniors and teens whose tags often list basic needs.
- Angel Tree relies on paper tags in community sites and partner retailers such as Walmart, and the reports cite no official response or confirmation of safeguards like duplicate tags.