@@tychris9464 yes maybe next time she has extra doughnut she will do that but i was saying that was nice of her giving away the doughnuts instead of throwing them away💗
@@Jem923it truly is sad. They don’t lose anything for donating them. But apparently having them go to waste is seen as better to the higher ups then donating them to people.
I like to think they knocked them out of her hands and hit her in the face with the hose water... you know, since she doesn't clarify, it really could be anything lol
That is so kind of you. I work in a psych hospital. For many years, a donut shop brought their left overs each day. The patients would light up when they saw those boxes. ❤
@@manir1740 cuz in the USA women are more typically in shelters with their children. i myself have given donations like this to both mens and womens shelters. didnt mean to make you feel like men were excluded..... im sure firefighters wouldnt ask the same question you just did.....
During COVID my hospital had so many donations, it was awesome! But Radiology/Lab/ICU departments only received some if the ER had more than they could handle. Most departments are overlooked.
Yes and the night shift rarely gets anything like that. So give them a hugh THRILL AND TAKE DONUTS TO THE NURSES!!!!!!!and of course I'm a nurse !!!! SO THANKSSSSSS
As a former EMT getting a generous treat like this would definitely make everyone’s day, thank you for doing this rather than tossing them out!! You truly are kind 🙏🏽
@@mikafizz1022then go give 'em something. Just because there's a big cause in the world doesn't mean there aren't others, but you can for sure act on the ones you deem important
@@mikafizz1022a lot of business stopped giving food to the homeless since some claim that the food made them sick, and have tried to sue the companies to get out of poverty, it sucks that a few people ruined free food for literally so many in need, but a lot of companies have a policy of not donating to the homeless or any shelters, and small businesses follow the same agenda since most of them can’t take a lawsuit and would have to close down, even if it’s unlikely, it’s still a big risk
@@loveinstars The reason many companies don't give their leftover food to the homeless is because often there is a homeless person who sues the company because they "got sick" or "choked" on the food. Because of this, unfortunately, they aren't allowed to give the food to them and those people ruin it for everybody. This is talked about more in-depth in some other comment threads.
@@masterkara23how tf is a homeless person going to afford to retain an attorney and sue an establishment for food poisoning. “These ppl…” ur talking straight out ur ass
If your having trouble getting people to try the donuts have somebody stand outside near the end of the day and hand out free samples! Your introducing the donuts to people who might not have ever walked into the store but if it’s a good donut they will be back
That will work out great to pass out free samples. I got hooked to Auntie Annie's Pretzel shop. I started buying them whenever I saw them. Once you give them out as samples, you'll get more customers to purchase what was sampled and additional food items or other donuts that were not sampled. 😋😋😉.
@@maryann7619 then don’t do it everyday, pick random days through the week. Then she can still give them to the first responders, she’s still hopefully bringing in customers and people can’t take advantage of it because they don’t know when people will be giving them out. Idk just trying to come with idea to bring in customers because she said people aren’t trying them
@@maryann7619if you know everyday you’re guaranteed to have say 10 donuts left over, then use those ten throughout the day as free samples not at 9pm after you’ve conditioned the neighbourhood like cats to know that 9pm is food time!
bullshit. shops in germany do it all the time, and it works. nobody waites in front of the store just to get them 50% off. as if nobody got anything else to do. get a grip @@LuzNoceda-dh5pn
@rafmatt1607 You must mean we look exhausted because sometimes we don't even get a bathroom break. So yeah, we probably wouldn't have time to eat a donut.
I'm glad you don't throw them out. It's lovely that you donate them to worthy places. Hospitals, Homeless shelters, Police & Fire Stations, Nursing homes , group homes or give away to teachers and other deserving people are all worthy causes. Keep up the good work.😊
I love that you don’t throw them away! I have worked in food service for 6 years and SO many companies just throw everything away. So many people would gladly take free food. Sadly a lot of food gets wasted and just thrown away by businesses a lot.
THIS! I was so disgusted to know this and see this happen with perfectly fine food Edit: I’m aware of the laws, they would tell us, still think it’s disgusting, we had packaged foods we would throw out after a day shelf life and at the very least they could’ve allowed the workers to take it home
Unfortunately in the US is different than in Europe. Businesses throw food away because they’re worried of potential lawsuits if the food has gone bad or somebody gets sick. It’s unfortunate but also understandable.
@@ronnibellinoYeah. I was going to say this. In some places in the world, it can even be fined. Some bad people spike them with dangerous things too to harm people. It's not always safe. Some good people try and go around this by packing it super securely and making it seem like they "throw it away" so others can take it safely
Some places I have worked at were better than others, but the worst offender was the ACME bakery. I'd estimate we were forced to throw away half the bakery goods. Safeway bakery at least composted the food, but all the packaging went in the trash, and it was about half of the stock Chipotle made an effort not to make too much extra food, so the amount thrown away was not that much. I was really surprised by this because the last two places I worked did not seem to care at all, so I got in trouble a few times for overportioning 😂
Unfortunately if it’s a chain business they usually won’t let you do anything but get rid of it, coming from someone who used to work at Dunkin’ Donuts and was always sad seeing all the wasted food at the end of the night
This is wonderful! As a teen when I worked in food service it was absolutely disgusting and heart breaking how much food went to waste each night. Taking multiple pounds of food every night. Even got written up for giving a homeless family some perfectly good tenders and fries that was gonna get thrown out anyways. :-(
I work at an NGO with underprivileged kids and we get donuts to give to kids that otherwise would never get. It's so wholesome and the kids love it! Love that you're giving away the donuts instead of throwing them in the bin ❤
when someone just gives me something, makes my day. I couldn't imagine how they feel. at least there's someone that thinks about others in this world. just maybe your sweets will bring this country back together. u got my vote haha
I used to work as a baker and every single morning we would pack the leftovers from the day before and give them to a shelter. It felt good not throwing stuff onto the trash and having someone enjoy it ❤
I work for a bakery in NYC. We do a lot of business so we make even more product, and sometimes we have hundreds of things left over. Breads, pastries, rolls etc. I told my boss to never give it to the homeless or they'll come around expecting it. We keep a bin full of water in the alley and dump everything in there to get water logged, then dump the water and let the trash guys pick it up. No way do I want these kinds of low class people near me and my place of employment. No thank you!
@@enishalihoward8119 Firefighters provide a life saving service to their community and deserve kindness. Homeless people provide drugs and a lack of safety.
@@enishalihoward8119if you read other people’s comments you’d know that some companies have almost gotten sued from giving their leftovers to the homeless, because they claim it made them “sick” just so they can get money.
People in shelters tend to sue companies for some money. I'd rather take them home and gave away personally to someone who is not on drugs. @@enishalihoward8119
Very kind and thoughtful of you , I just would like to suggest homeless shelters as places that would appreciate donations. I worked at a women and children’s shelter in my area, all donations were welcome. Especially any treats, kids love those.
A street church would gladly take them.. cause most food kitchens are clised after dinner many cannot make it..many without shoes, clothes, or proper transportation to even get to a kitchen
@@Dinonugget_111 I guess it depends on the place then, we would get food donations from restaurants and bakeries and that would be given at lunch when available, and during monthly community giveaways.
@@daisycaldera8021 .. a sticky point for sure.. do you give, not give, do you waste, not waste. Because there isnt the strickest legislature; Many dont give because of legal ramifications.. its sad..because like mentioned earlier in this post thread that many do not have ways nor means to get to a food kitchen that has a health department certification etc. Then on another technicality, the line on food safety depends on refrigeration-storage requiremenrs as well as food handlers & serve safe certifications for those willing to volunteer to distribute the items donated..Which is a main reason that those are hungry will aka " dumpster dive" for food discarded from grocery stores/ restaurants/ Conveince stores/gas stations etc. Or literally stand off the exit ramps, ask for help either enteri g or exiting stores, hold signs. Or approach you in a parking lot..
We have no control of other people’s lives. I’m just saying. Of course, it would be super nice to donate it to the less fortunate. I’m all for it. Maybe next time she’ll do just that.
That so nice. My mom was a night shift nurse at the ER for a long time and there was a cookie shop close to them that would always bring any leftovers they had that night and this reminded me of that. Please keep doing what you're doing :)
@@Tradingcardking very ignorant comment. I was homeless and now I'm a professor. You don't know people's story or how they became homeless or what they can overcome with a little kindness.
This is a seriously messed up comment. So many housed people don't understand how easy it is to fall into homelessness, especially in USA. I sincerely hope you never experience illness or tragedy like unhoused people have. Please stop dehumanizing them.
😂not the fat asses I've worked with😂I don't even know how they care for themselves, much less the residents 😂 Or did you mean give the to the residents? 😂ooopsie!
That’s good happy to see you donate them, another suggestions are like homeless shelters, old folks home, children’s foster care center, school bus transportation centers, school teachers lounge
As a nurse you should be disgusted by this 😂 giving left overs to essential workers, the most carcinogenic food on earth, yeah, that’s sooooooo amazing 🫨😂
Taking them to a nursing home would be awesome as well! It would be greatly appreciated by residents and staff. Some residents never are able to leave due to diagnosis ❤
Giving it to local policeman or firefighters is a strategic move. If you need any help from them in the future you can expect a lot more goodwill, they might even go the extra mile to help you and let me tell you that it pays of when you need them
Careful if you take it to the homeless shelters, though. Some people who have been homeless for a long time tend to be malnourished and having too many donuts, cookies, or such like that can send them into shock. Since they are so hungry, they might not restrain themselves to just having one.
what does that have to do with anything? What are you even saying because you’re a firefighters kid you love somebody giving away their day-old donuts to a fire fighter. Somebody that you don’t even know and you know that these firefighters who don’t know her from a hole in the wall somehow her so appreciative and love her because of a donut I don’t know that’s a little fucking extra don’t you think? I mean seriously LMAO. if you really want to get all in your feels why not think that those donuts should go to somebody who actually fucking meet those calories. Somebody who is never going to have the opportunity to buy a “designer” doughnut as an LE tell you that there is no shortage of perks and appreciation and recognition given us and that’s all fine and well but the real appreciation the real reward is helping the people who need it the most and those are not the people who can afford to go out and buy a dozen donuts anytime they fucking want it’s the people to want for a lot of things, and ask for, and receive nothing who should get the donuts and then when you post on social media it’s a definite virtue signaling move and it just makes it extra obnoxious and ick
@@muddyhotdog4103 Did you see into the future??? They went into the fire department and didn't even show their reactions, which is technically the best part - the culmination
Taking your girls to a senior assisted living center to hand out donuts would be great. Some of the people never get visitors and seeing children really brightens their day. ❤
Have you noticed the comments, "nursing homes, etc would appreciate this and that...etc!" Sadly we did that and MOST of them in my area EXPECT you to give them stuff then on top of that they REQUEST ITEMS(e.g. ya'll have any mashed potatoes with this next time, etc!). Unbelievable!!! We ONLY give to firefighters and police/sheriff stations now.
@@tylerpantera8023same with firefighters, not all eat before a call out, and even if they do it, it’s burned off by the amount of movement they do on a fire ground, plus firefighting is traumatic as well as being homeless, so I think that both are valid.
This is why local/smaller businesses are so important -- Everything else I've seen like this has been at Dunkin' Donuts or some other huge chain, with half the comments going "yeah, unfortunately this guy was fired immediately afterward." Giving them away is really admirable, and I'm sure everyone who gets the extra donuts at the end of the day is happy about it!
Love that you give them to your first responders. You could always give them to the 911 dispatch center too! They are not always publicly addressed, but you could call their administrative line and ask when you can deliver and get the location.
@@ttgk8506Which they get paid well for and choose to do. They also fail to even do anything about most crimes and abuse their powers. I don't like them, give food to the homeless and hungry.
Those dudes definitely appreciated the kindness shown to them. Your business name is on that box, if there’s a problem they know exactly who you are and will move the Earth to help you.
Thats nice, dont forget the military Armorys for your drill weekend guys call ahead ask when the hard working soldiers drill wknd is each month! Take to police station, take to EMT Ambulace workers dont forget ALL the Emergency Responders it takes them ALL & Should be appreciated. More food places should do this & give back!!❤
thank you for the video I never knew such a beautiful woman would live in America Not just beautiful but you kind of Hearted I can tell you honestly and sincerely you' diamond 😮😮😮❤❤❤❤what a beautiful am magnificent person you really are🎉🎉
@@Pupsuli A men's shelter would be a place for a man to go after he's been kicked out of his house so he doesn't have to live out of his car. It would have resources available to get the man back on his feet and figure out how to restart his life while paying any alimony or child care payments. This is a fairytale, the "mens shelters" you find are generally homeless shelters.
lmao these ppl prob never donated anything, and telling HER what to do? bro you guys are sick. If you guys really cared about homeless people, you can donate to them yourselves. Just because the "firefighters are making huge money" doesnt exclude the fact that they risk their lives to save people. Im not saying that homeless people are lower in priority, but the real point here is that SHE CAN CHOOSE WHOEVER TO DONATE TO. If you guys are gonna complain and point out abt how donating to the homeless people is the better option, then how about YOU donate some? Ordering around someone while doing nothing yourselves is such a hypocritic behavior.
@@rubyoro0my family had to go to the food bank when I was a kid. Sometimes there would be donuts from the donut shop and those were always the best. I don't doubt if they stopped by a soup kitchen with those for dessert not a single person would turn one down
@@abbypalos6633 I used to give food to the homeless all the time. I had a job where sometimes we were gifted food and drinks as a tip and I couldn't always eat it. So I would bring it to the homeless. There was one man in particular I saw all the time that was super nice. He was always actively trying to sell art. And if he was there I would give him stuff priority. Because he was homeless but he was actively trying to fix his own situation. One day because I liked him so much I went to a cafe I liked and I specifically bought him a slice of cake. Unfortunately, he turned it down. He did it politely though. His reasoning was he had massive dental issues and it would hurt his teeth and mouth if he were to eat it. Sweet items aren't always the best. I never even thought about such a scenario until he refused it. He literally said, "I'm sorry but I'm going to have to decline it, I have a lot of dental issues but I would love for it to go to someone else who can actually enjoy it." He was great and I brought him something not as sweet the next time though.
I used to work in a Homeless Shelter and a nearby Donut shop would bring the leftover donuts, sandwiches pastries. It was very helpful for us and the people.
Yes, but they get too much high carb products that can actually work against getting good nutrition. Better to give them to the FF, EMS, Police, Nurses, that could really use a sugar pick me up from working such long and thankless jobs!
@@msstevens5374 its an app where restaurants/bakeries/etc. can sell their older food at the end of the day. in this video, she donates her unsold donuts because she cant resell them the next day, but you can list them on too good to go in these bulk “surprise” (just means the contents are random and u cant choose whats in there) bags for really cheap (like $4 for 10 donuts)
Sell at a discounted price between 7 and 9 pm. You need to make money to stay in business! Giving away food is good but you need a salary too !!!!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉.
My neighbor has her own pastry shop, she always brings us a box at the end her day when she gets home. That’s why when I cut my grass, I cut her lawn also. I know she’s busy so since she does a favor, gotta return a favor also
Nursing homes would definitely appreciate them as well.
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yes with all the diabetes they have there
@@MiSSGU3RApretty sure they won't be giving them to the diabetics ya miserable sod
@@MiSSGU3RAlmao fr
As a firefighter, we really appreciate when people think of us like this🥰
Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I've never seen a firefighter in the comments I'm shaking
@@OsayandeChelsea-f9h☠️
Can’t you just buy donuts ?
@@OsayandeChelsea-f9h They we’re probably inside sleeping the only job on the planet that gets away with it.
I bet you do. Is that before or after you all slept the night away on shift ?
That’s so sweet im so glad you are teaching your daughters kindness
*what kindness looks like.
@@el7284 yes thank you!💗
Yes, giving doughnuts to working people with homes is so important. But giving doughnuts to homeless poor people, well that's just crazy.
@@tychris9464 yes maybe next time she has extra doughnut she will do that but i was saying that was nice of her giving away the doughnuts instead of throwing them away💗
This is why business lose money .. overproduction…
emergency service workers, hospitals, nursing homes, shelters… all awesome places to donate yummy sweets to :) bless you for doing what you do!
As a retired fireman I know the guys truly appreciate it.
DONT FIREFIGHTERS MAKE OVER $80K?
@@rebeccarayan341 just because you make a lot of money doesn't mean you wouldn't appreciate free foods
most firefighters (over 50%) are volunteers and receive no compensation@@rebeccarayan341
@@rebeccarayan341free tastes better💀
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i love that some food shops donate, or let employees take food home instead of throwing it away ❤
Edit: HOW DID I GET THIS MANY LIKES
It’s quite sad too that some are scared to do that because of possible lawsuits.
@@Jem923it truly is sad. They don’t lose anything for donating them. But apparently having them go to waste is seen as better to the higher ups then donating them to people.
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I used to work for a dunkin donuts and we used to take the donuts home to try and minimize the amount we are throwing away
It's big corporations that don't let you do that not private business owners
"You won't believe what happened... they took the donuts and thanked us."
I don't believe it!
@@MichaelIpsqme
I like to think they knocked them out of her hands and hit her in the face with the hose water... you know, since she doesn't clarify, it really could be anything lol
I don't want to believe... I want to see......
We know what happened alrightt😅
I'm so glad you don't throw them away and you give them to people that will appreciate them.
That is so kind of you. I work in a psych hospital. For many years, a donut shop brought their left overs each day. The patients would light up when they saw those boxes. ❤
awww thats soo sweet! :DD
Omg this is so nice
As someone with psych ward hospital trauma, that healed a part of me thinking about someone having a happy moment in there.🥺❤️
She's definitely cheating on her husband w firemen
@@seanpalmer4248
Yeah, because god forbid you do a nice thing for someone you aren't having sex with.
Seriously, dude?
Womens / shelters with kids would feel blessed to be chosen for this.
Why women
Shes donated to shelters, firefighters, police, schools she really gives bck 5o the city of Las Vegas.....
@@manir1740 cuz in the USA women are more typically in shelters with their children. i myself have given donations like this to both mens and womens shelters. didnt mean to make you feel like men were excluded..... im sure firefighters wouldnt ask the same question you just did.....
Kids don’t need sugar to eat..
@@manir1740 why not?
As a firefighter, I can say we appreciate the gesture, it gives us a little something, so special to get going! Thank you so much!
Homeless
Homel3ss...and the homeless....buy your own donuts!
@@mattygerman5540she’s just being nice at least she’s giving away food and not throwing it all away
@mattygerman5540 have you ever gave stuff to the homeless? Or 3 BOXES OF DONUTS to the homeless?
@@mattygerman5540the homeless have plenty places to go for food, only an idiot wouldn't salute the woman for handing them into the firefighters. 😉
@@davidbagan5067they don’t tho..
That is what they do in our little town too! Hospital, fire, police and sheriff's departments. Your donuts are super sweet looking, yum!!
".. and this is Juan.. he is our MASTERBAKER" .. she nearly got me with that one
Was looking for this😭😭
😂😂😂😂 I thought I was alone!! Lol
Lol I heard baker, but after reading this.. 😂
And just realized his name even fits 😂💀😭😭
"Juan" .. (one) 🤣
Had to double take when I heard it💀
The ER and Walk In clinic docs/nurses would also love them. Good for you thinking of your neighbors and sharing the love!!
During COVID my hospital had so many donations, it was awesome! But Radiology/Lab/ICU departments only received some if the ER had more than they could handle. Most departments are overlooked.
They can afford them.
@@billeewilliams4009nurses and assistants don’t get paid that much and they work very hard
Yes and the night shift rarely gets anything like that. So give them a hugh THRILL AND TAKE DONUTS TO THE NURSES!!!!!!!and of course I'm a nurse !!!! SO THANKSSSSSS
@@billeewilliams4009yes so sell em a little cheaper and you will get money and they will get a treat!!!
As a former EMT getting a generous treat like this would definitely make everyone’s day, thank you for doing this rather than tossing them out!! You truly are kind 🙏🏽
And free promo!
Homeless shelters/soup kitchens should probably come first tho
@@mikafizz1022then go give 'em something. Just because there's a big cause in the world doesn't mean there aren't others, but you can for sure act on the ones you deem important
Yeah but lets be real she has the mexican throw them all in the trash
@@mikafizz1022a lot of business stopped giving food to the homeless since some claim that the food made them sick, and have tried to sue the companies to get out of poverty, it sucks that a few people ruined free food for literally so many in need, but a lot of companies have a policy of not donating to the homeless or any shelters, and small businesses follow the same agenda since most of them can’t take a lawsuit and would have to close down, even if it’s unlikely, it’s still a big risk
Proud of Juan for turning his passion of masterbaking into a profession!
THANK YOU for donating and not throwing them away! First responders sure deserve it and I’m sure you made their day!
Firefighters are NOT starving. I can assure you they are not in need. Privileged take
@@Ithinkyousuckrealbadyeah giving them to a homeless shelter or other places where food is needed mightve been better imo
@@loveinstars The reason many companies don't give their leftover food to the homeless is because often there is a homeless person who sues the company because they "got sick" or "choked" on the food. Because of this, unfortunately, they aren't allowed to give the food to them and those people ruin it for everybody. This is talked about more in-depth in some other comment threads.
@@masterkara23how tf is a homeless person going to afford to retain an attorney and sue an establishment for food poisoning. “These ppl…” ur talking straight out ur ass
@@Ithinkyousuckrealbad food well spent, they are way more useful than those lazy hobos.
If your having trouble getting people to try the donuts have somebody stand outside near the end of the day and hand out free samples! Your introducing the donuts to people who might not have ever walked into the store but if it’s a good donut they will be back
Yes! Handing out samples really does the trick
Then the problem arises when people expect free donuts at 9pm and don't come in earlier to buy them... 🍩
That will work out great to pass out free samples. I got hooked to Auntie Annie's Pretzel shop. I started buying them whenever I saw them. Once you give them out as samples, you'll get more customers to purchase what was sampled and additional food items or other donuts that were not sampled. 😋😋😉.
@@maryann7619 then don’t do it everyday, pick random days through the week. Then she can still give them to the first responders, she’s still hopefully bringing in customers and people can’t take advantage of it because they don’t know when people will be giving them out. Idk just trying to come with idea to bring in customers because she said people aren’t trying them
@@maryann7619if you know everyday you’re guaranteed to have say 10 donuts left over, then use those ten throughout the day as free samples not at 9pm after you’ve conditioned the neighbourhood like cats to know that 9pm is food time!
This is so wholesome, i need a part two
part 2 was gangbang
@@nhamilton4399wtf
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She said ‘ He is our Master Baker’ she said it people.
Some bakeries sell at 50% discount 1 hour before closing. Maybe that could help.
no . then everyone will wait to buy at that time
@@ilovemywaifu47 Trust me there are people who will
@@ilovemywaifu47I GOT TIME
The company would shut down if they did something like that
bullshit. shops in germany do it all the time, and it works. nobody waites in front of the store just to get them 50% off. as if nobody got anything else to do. get a grip
@@LuzNoceda-dh5pn
Homeless people and students would appreciate it. Either way it's awesome that you give them away
homeless people tend to sue places that give free food
Do you have references? I’m interested in researching this. I’ve never heard it before. I’m fairly certain homeless people can’t afford lawyers.
@@Tinasburrito666homeless people aren't always that broke
@@Tinasburrito666 you can look it up, they can claim the food is spoiled and easily sue the establishment its an easy case
Support a group that causes problems in your neighborhood, support a group that fixes problems in your neighborhood?
Thank you for thinking of others and donating, it's truly appreciated. Donating to homeless shelters or women's shelters would also be a great idea!
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Is see you everywhere btw....❤❤❤❤
This is a great idea! Surprise donuts could turn any day into a better day.
At that time of the night better to serve those who do night duty
Fantastic idea.
How sweet
I am glad you shared them with 1st responders ❤
ikr, it's better to share them with useful people that work hard instead of those lazy hobos.
@@onengkusumah2905aq
Yeah, thanks for giving free food to people WHO CAN AFFORD THEIR OWN FOOD THAT MAKES SOOOOOOOO MUCH SENSE!!
@@amyelizabeth9886they are first responders they save lives mf
Yeah lets be rude about a kind gesture. THAT MAKES SO MUCH SENSE.
Thank you for donating the left over donuts. No matter where you donate them too it's super nice for you do that ❤
Sad part is, you can't donate them to food shelters because of liability. So much food is wasted.
@@DiegoSanstwen The shelters can sign a waiver of liability.
She can also post on Too Good To Go... An app that sells leftover restaurant food for 33 cents on the dollar.
@@DiegoSanstwenyour source where shelters have sued
Thank you for helping those heroes out.
Another idea is to deliver them to the nearest hospital- the nurses would be grateful ☺️
We are sick of donuts, we want a raise and health equality.
Have you seen the physical state of the nursing staff? This is the last thing they need
@@gritmakaveli I want all of the above, thanks 💀
You mean the patients??
@rafmatt1607 You must mean we look exhausted because sometimes we don't even get a bathroom break. So yeah, we probably wouldn't have time to eat a donut.
I'm glad you don't throw them out. It's lovely that you donate them to worthy places. Hospitals, Homeless shelters, Police & Fire Stations, Nursing homes , group homes or give away to teachers and other deserving people are all worthy causes. Keep up the good work.😊
State laws make it very hard to donate food and that's why companies just get rid of it 😢
i drive like a maniac so the cops would get the whole lot
I love that you don’t throw them away! I have worked in food service for 6 years and SO many companies just throw everything away. So many people would gladly take free food. Sadly a lot of food gets wasted and just thrown away by businesses a lot.
THIS! I was so disgusted to know this and see this happen with perfectly fine food
Edit: I’m aware of the laws, they would tell us, still think it’s disgusting, we had packaged foods we would throw out after a day shelf life and at the very least they could’ve allowed the workers to take it home
This was literally one day lol you think she does this every time?
Unfortunately in the US is different than in Europe. Businesses throw food away because they’re worried of potential lawsuits if the food has gone bad or somebody gets sick. It’s unfortunate but also understandable.
@@ronnibellinoYeah. I was going to say this. In some places in the world, it can even be fined. Some bad people spike them with dangerous things too to harm people. It's not always safe. Some good people try and go around this by packing it super securely and making it seem like they "throw it away" so others can take it safely
Some places I have worked at were better than others, but the worst offender was the ACME bakery. I'd estimate we were forced to throw away half the bakery goods.
Safeway bakery at least composted the food, but all the packaging went in the trash, and it was about half of the stock
Chipotle made an effort not to make too much extra food, so the amount thrown away was not that much. I was really surprised by this because the last two places I worked did not seem to care at all, so I got in trouble a few times for overportioning 😂
This has got be one of the best parts of her job.
When you have a lot of extra food, I’m sure women’s shelters would appreciate it. There are kids there too!❤. Thank You for your kindness ❤❤❤
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That's what I was saying..
Women shelter's? 😒 Hmm man shelter's would appreciate too
Or maybe just normal shelters?
@@zaima_xbtsarmyit’s not that deep
Gas stations, groceries and restaurants need to see this. The amount of food you see in the trash around 2 to 4 AM. 🤦
I know 1 gas station that doesn’t throw away anything because they only sell pakeha food
Which stores have you noticed the most waste? I'm working on a project to address waste & would love to learn!
Some businesses would rather throw away the food then just give it to people..they say for health regulations..😏
Unfortunately if it’s a chain business they usually won’t let you do anything but get rid of it, coming from someone who used to work at Dunkin’ Donuts and was always sad seeing all the wasted food at the end of the night
Diffrents is this is privately owned and mass chains cant just give shit away cus it more troble and problematic😂
That's really nice that you donated to the firehouse! I'm sure they really appreciated them!
This is wonderful! As a teen when I worked in food service it was absolutely disgusting and heart breaking how much food went to waste each night. Taking multiple pounds of food every night. Even got written up for giving a homeless family some perfectly good tenders and fries that was gonna get thrown out anyways. :-(
Damn I hope Juan isn’t Master Baking in public
i love master baking
Last week I found out my son has been master baking for months. The wife and I are so proud.
@@Leo-nl6ky This brought a tear to my eye. I can't wait to find my son practicing his craft in his room with full passion one day 🥲
This guy must love master baking in the kitchen all day. He must master bake all day, did you see all the cream on those donuts. Lol ok I'll stop
I am... so glad I'm not the only one who got caught on this
I work at an NGO with underprivileged kids and we get donuts to give to kids that otherwise would never get. It's so wholesome and the kids love it! Love that you're giving away the donuts instead of throwing them in the bin ❤
George Soros is your boss!
when someone just gives me something, makes my day. I couldn't imagine how they feel. at least there's someone that thinks about others in this world. just maybe your sweets will bring this country back together. u got my vote haha
Yes!! Make firefighters fat and slow!
You are very kind and your doughnuts look exquisite!
Bravo! Women's, and homeless, shelters appreciate these donations as well.
shelters don't take baked goods because they get stale often.
Shelters accept them where I'm from 🙂@@circus4796
And a lot of people on the streets won't take unsealed food and drinks. People sometimes spike them just to be terrible.@@circus4796
@@circus4796the cpl I been to DID..and yes they we're VERY PLEASED 😊
@@circus4796 my shelters take them, so maybe that’s a local thing for your state.
I used to work as a baker and every single morning we would pack the leftovers from the day before and give them to a shelter.
It felt good not throwing stuff onto the trash and having someone enjoy it ❤
Exactly a shelter not a fire fighter where they make 6 figures and can afford a sweet treat
I work for a bakery in NYC. We do a lot of business so we make even more product, and sometimes we have hundreds of things left over. Breads, pastries, rolls etc. I told my boss to never give it to the homeless or they'll come around expecting it. We keep a bin full of water in the alley and dump everything in there to get water logged, then dump the water and let the trash guys pick it up. No way do I want these kinds of low class people near me and my place of employment. No thank you!
@@enishalihoward8119 Firefighters provide a life saving service to their community and deserve kindness. Homeless people provide drugs and a lack of safety.
@@enishalihoward8119if you read other people’s comments you’d know that some companies have almost gotten sued from giving their leftovers to the homeless, because they claim it made them “sick” just so they can get money.
People in shelters tend to sue companies for some money. I'd rather take them home and gave away personally to someone who is not on drugs. @@enishalihoward8119
Wonderful post😊👍🏽❤️
Children in homeless shelters would appreciate your kindness as well.
Before closing time, sell it at 45 percent off.
They will all grab it off the racks. 😅😅😅 french Baker do this at 50percent off.
They do donate to homeless shelters and to children's organizations. She has videos on her donating to them.
Feed slop to everyone Kathy. Oxygen thief.
Yes!!! For firefighters and police men too!!!…and anybody else who’s hungry!!!
Very kind and thoughtful of you , I just would like to suggest homeless shelters as places that would appreciate donations. I worked at a women and children’s shelter in my area, all donations were welcome. Especially any treats, kids love those.
A street church would gladly take them.. cause most food kitchens are clised after dinner many cannot make it..many without shoes, clothes, or proper transportation to even get to a kitchen
I know where I’m from shelters don’t allow food like this, it has to be bagged or canned branded foods.
@@Dinonugget_111 I guess it depends on the place then, we would get food donations from restaurants and bakeries and that would be given at lunch when available, and during monthly community giveaways.
@@daisycaldera8021 that’s awesome! But yeah I guess it just depends
@@daisycaldera8021 .. a sticky point for sure.. do you give, not give, do you waste, not waste. Because there isnt the strickest legislature; Many dont give because of legal ramifications.. its sad..because like mentioned earlier in this post thread that many do not have ways nor means to get to a food kitchen that has a health department certification etc. Then on another technicality, the line on food safety depends on refrigeration-storage requiremenrs as well as food handlers & serve safe certifications for those willing to volunteer to distribute the items donated..Which is a main reason that those are hungry will aka " dumpster dive" for food discarded
from grocery stores/ restaurants/
Conveince stores/gas stations etc. Or literally stand off the exit ramps, ask for help either enteri g or exiting stores, hold signs. Or approach you in a parking lot..
That’s totally awesome.
What a kind heart🙏🏼
If that was me then id eat all of them
A kind heart would be to give them to underprivileged and homeless people. That's being kind hearted. Not to people who make a nice paycheck.
@@Catomaster69You’d get sick and sick of them really fast.
@@eddiemax9256Most firefighters are volunteers-no paycheck.
We have no control of other people’s lives. I’m just saying.
Of course, it would be super nice to donate it to the less fortunate.
I’m all for it.
Maybe next time she’ll do just that.
I love that you don't just throw them away like other places! 😊
The HOMELESS SHELTER needs them more than firefighters, police, the elderly. The homeless are starving, the rest don't need the calories.
I’m so glad you don’t throw it away like those other companies.. ❤
That so nice. My mom was a night shift nurse at the ER for a long time and there was a cookie shop close to them that would always bring any leftovers they had that night and this reminded me of that. Please keep doing what you're doing :)
I need to do this at my future shop!!!
Consider bringing fresh hot donuts instead of cold leftovers that's been sitting in the display case all day. We're not dogs..
@@krisblunt6293and if they threw it away you would still complain. Use the microwave, don't try crumbling someone's business
@@chisomudeze7706 And, don't virtue signal by giving us your garbage.
You have a golden heart!
Its for clout
No its just wrong feeding those who have money to buy and ignoring those who are homeless and can die anyday without food
but rampant diabetes.
What????
No she would have a golden heart if she gave them to the homeless that are starving
That kid was too cute. Thank you for feeding our heros. They deserve it 🫡
Honestly I'm surprised you guys don't make bread pudding with the leftover donuts or even bread pudding ice cream with the leftovers
So sweet! Emergency Medical staff really need and appreciate the extra love 💕
Firefighters can’t be fat like Police! Stop feeding them.
what about homless people
@@honkairozaliya124 they're bums bro move on
@@Tradingcardking very ignorant comment. I was homeless and now I'm a professor. You don't know people's story or how they became homeless or what they can overcome with a little kindness.
@@TradingcardkingThe future is uncertain. You might end up a homeless man one day, god forbid. So don’t judge anyone before you get to know them
The homeless also love donuts . Its such a treat when the donut shops drop them off a the local shelter I volunteer at
The fact this comment only got 2 likes compared to the thousands on the others speaks volumes. I guess people only donate to potential customers
Probably because people like the idea of giving the leftovers to people that are helping keep all of us safe, and are a net positive on society.
@@jiminauburn5073.... HIGHLY paid workers.....that can get their OWN pastries.....:/
no it's because there are already hundreds of comments with tons of likes saying she should give them to the homeless already@@jiminauburn5073
This is a seriously messed up comment. So many housed people don't understand how easy it is to fall into homelessness, especially in USA. I sincerely hope you never experience illness or tragedy like unhoused people have. Please stop dehumanizing them.
Nursing home workers would love that as well! ❤
Mhm
😂not the fat asses I've worked with😂I don't even know how they care for themselves, much less the residents 😂
Or did you mean give the to the residents? 😂ooopsie!
I would believe what happened if you told me 😂
They really deserve the treat. They are hard working and now a days as they really need a sweet surprise. That’s great
As a first responder’s daughter, thank you for being so kind to other firefighters!! It truly means so much to them!!❤️❤️
yea but they ant starving to death, are they?? Shes a dick nd the internet is making sure she knows it.
That’s good happy to see you donate them, another suggestions are like homeless shelters, old folks home, children’s foster care center, school bus transportation centers, school teachers lounge
I was thinking the same!! I’m sure those kids would be so happy.
Definitely the better choices. I think firefighters are awesome, and if this was the best choice available then so be it.. but come on ! Lol
No shouldn’t ever give to the homeless unless they wanna take a drug test and fill out an application
Another, cause who the f cares about the people putting out fires 😂
@@codyh4613isn't that a bit harsh? I mean they don't get money that they then use to buy drugs. Just Donuts
Feed the homeless!!!! Firefighters are healthy! They don't eat all that trans-fat donuts have! Donuts are crazy bad for you!
As a nurse, this is amazing to hear ❤
If I showed this to me mom she would be so happy cause she’s a nurse practitioner!
What does being a nurse have to do with anything? Nurses are such narcissists.
@@Alixir1228yk. Firefighters = work
Nurse = work
Just think about it.
As a nurse you should be disgusted by this 😂 giving left overs to essential workers, the most carcinogenic food on earth, yeah, that’s sooooooo amazing 🫨😂
@@Alixir1228how are they narcissists?
“Master baker” 💀💀💀
He’s your what 😂😂😂
had to pause the shorts to see if anyone has the same ears as mine
Im a master baiter
Glad somebody else caught that too😂😂
I came to the comment section just for this... 💀💀💀
Taking them to a nursing home would be awesome as well! It would be greatly appreciated by residents and staff. Some residents never are able to leave due to diagnosis ❤
Nursing home residents have a lot of dietary restrictions from doctors. On the other hand, employees will love it
giving out food is risky in general,
@@creamythroat I would agree on it
Giving it to local policeman or firefighters is a strategic move. If you need any help from them in the future you can expect a lot more goodwill, they might even go the extra mile to help you and let me tell you that it pays of when you need them
Why not give them to hospital
This is the modern day equivalent to the way tobacco companies would hand out free cigarettes back in the day.
Literally watched all of her reels she had because I couldn’t sleep. Now I want one of her donuts. The crème brûlée one looks fabulous!
That's awesome! I love when people recognize those that risk themselves for others. Thank you so much for that! You are appreciated!😊
I needed to see this wholesome post today. Thank you 🙏🏾 😊
I don't think firefighters should make it a HABIT of eating these everyday though...
Very bad for their Health and Weight!
"he's our master baker" 💀💀💀
I was looking for someone with the same mindset 😂ha glad you did it
@@mr.ramirez5414 Came to the comments just for this lmao. If no one else pointed it out I was definitely going to lol.
@marq4261 we had one mission and this man fulfilled it 🤣
My thoughts exactly 😂
I don't know what yall are talking about 😂😂😂😂
Beautiful!!! You can also take them to any other first responders and they would appreciate it or homeless shelters. Love JUAN!! He makes it possible
Careful if you take it to the homeless shelters, though. Some people who have been homeless for a long time tend to be malnourished and having too many donuts, cookies, or such like that can send them into shock. Since they are so hungry, they might not restrain themselves to just having one.
@@dracofirexThere will be other food available in the shelter. The donuts would be served alongside an actual dinner.
A lot of shelters don't accept these kinds of donuts due to them having to be repackaged. The ones in my area don't, at least.
@@dracofirexhuh ? … shock from a donut ??
@@eldritchteletubby9319 That's good to hear. Re-feeding syndrome can be awful, even deadly.
Coming from a firefighters kid, they definitely love you and so do their families
what does that have to do with anything? What are you even saying because you’re a firefighters kid you love somebody giving away their day-old donuts to a fire fighter. Somebody that you don’t even know and you know that these firefighters who don’t know her from a hole in the wall somehow her so appreciative and love her because of a donut I don’t know that’s a little fucking extra don’t you think? I mean seriously LMAO. if you really want to get all in your feels why not think that those donuts should go to somebody who actually fucking meet those calories. Somebody who is never going to have the opportunity to buy a “designer” doughnut as an LE tell you that there is no shortage of perks and appreciation and recognition given us and that’s all fine and well but the real appreciation the real reward is helping the people who need it the most and those are not the people who can afford to go out and buy a dozen donuts anytime they fucking want it’s the people to want for a lot of things, and ask for, and receive nothing who should get the donuts and then when you post on social media it’s a definite virtue signaling move and it just makes it extra obnoxious and ick
I’m not a firefighter, but I work at a firehouse, so this made me so happy. Firefighters deserve so much of our appreciation!
@@MrsBauckman agreed!! I love my dad sm and he deserves the world😭😭
I'm a firefighter's kid too! My dad quit a few years ago, but I remember how happy it made him and his crew
@@bellaksmith1228 mann that’s tough! My dad doesn’t like it much anymore but he used to. At this point he’s just waiting for retirement😭
❤❤your efforts shouldn't be trashed, and giving to society is a win win. Thank you for setting an example to your daughters and to your community.❤❤❤
What about the homeless?? This is what's wrong with this nation...the rich giving to the rich. You could have kept this post.
The part where they showed what happened was the BEST
yeah, maybe i would believe what happened next WHEN THEY FUCKING SHOWED IT.
@@Vittrich Where?????
@@barondeficit1081"where??"
-did that go over your head?
@@muddyhotdog4103 Did you see into the future??? They went into the fire department and didn't even show their reactions, which is technically the best part - the culmination
Taking your girls to a senior assisted living center to hand out donuts would be great. Some of the people never get visitors and seeing children really brightens their day. ❤
Those donuts 🍩 look so delicious!!! 😋 People are lucky to receive those.
Have you noticed the comments, "nursing homes, etc would appreciate this and that...etc!" Sadly we did that and MOST of them in my area EXPECT you to give them stuff then on top of that they REQUEST ITEMS(e.g. ya'll have any mashed potatoes with this next time, etc!). Unbelievable!!! We ONLY give to firefighters and police/sheriff stations now.
You’re just wonderful to do that!! Thank you!❤
Thank you for giving them to first responders a simple treat can really brighten up our day.
Or feed homeless who are starving and could have been the only thing they ate all day and brightened up their day
@@tylerpantera8023they can sue them by saying the donuts poisoned them and grab alot more cash
@@tylerpantera8023same with firefighters, not all eat before a call out, and even if they do it, it’s burned off by the amount of movement they do on a fire ground, plus firefighting is traumatic as well as being homeless, so I think that both are valid.
This is why local/smaller businesses are so important -- Everything else I've seen like this has been at Dunkin' Donuts or some other huge chain, with half the comments going "yeah, unfortunately this guy was fired immediately afterward." Giving them away is really admirable, and I'm sure everyone who gets the extra donuts at the end of the day is happy about it!
You can also take those to the hospital. It would be a perfect motivation for healtjcare workers
Love that you give them to your first responders. You could always give them to the 911 dispatch center too! They are not always publicly addressed, but you could call their administrative line and ask when you can deliver and get the location.
Could not also 😊
Not until they start acting right....😂😂
Y'all sit in office chairs in nice ac controlled rooms while cops and firefighters are outting their lives on the line.
They don't deserve it, you're being murdered and they're asking you how you spell your name.
@@ttgk8506Which they get paid well for and choose to do. They also fail to even do anything about most crimes and abuse their powers. I don't like them, give food to the homeless and hungry.
How is possible your donuts are not selling. They are so beautifully crafted and look so good. You are an angel for donating these donuts
They are extremely expensive ofc
@@joecheff1803 I did not know. new to the channel.
@@Omeeezy21 I did not know. new to the channel.
@@joecheff1803that's a shame, if they're less expensive more people would buy them
Because at the end of the day its a donut and theres no reason to pay more than a dollar for one
Those dudes definitely appreciated the kindness shown to them. Your business name is on that box, if there’s a problem they know exactly who you are and will move the Earth to help you.
Alex ❤❤😮
Alex ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊😊😊❤😊❤😊😊❤😊❤😊❤🎉🎉😊😊🎉
Thats nice, dont forget the military Armorys for your drill weekend guys call ahead ask when the hard working soldiers drill wknd is each month! Take to police station, take to EMT Ambulace workers dont forget ALL the Emergency Responders it takes them ALL & Should be appreciated. More food places should do this & give back!!❤
Even in hospitals 🏥 ❤❤❤❤❤
There are alot of people working there that don't make far over minimum wage...
PLEASE also consider donating this to local DV (Domestic Violence) shelters if you're able! They're always in need of yummy treats!
Firefighters are all literally my idols and inspirations so to see u doing this for them makes my day, thank you
thank you for the video I never knew such a beautiful woman would live in America Not just beautiful but you kind of Hearted I can tell you honestly and sincerely you' diamond 😮😮😮❤❤❤❤what a beautiful am magnificent person you really are🎉🎉
As a former zipline instructor who’s neighbors with a firefighter, I can confirm that’s very nice of you
What did you bring a zip liner instructor have to do with any of this😭😭😭😭
I would be taking them to a woman’s shelter they deserve something sweet in their life😢😢😢🌸🌸
You should take some to the men's shelter too!
@@zugmeister314 I don't wanna be rude but what is men's shelter?
@@Pupsuli A men's shelter would be a place for a man to go after he's been kicked out of his house so he doesn't have to live out of his car. It would have resources available to get the man back on his feet and figure out how to restart his life while paying any alimony or child care payments. This is a fairytale, the "mens shelters" you find are generally homeless shelters.
No...they don't...
@@Pupsulican't fix stupid...
lmao these ppl prob never donated anything, and telling HER what to do? bro you guys are sick. If you guys really cared about homeless people, you can donate to them yourselves. Just because the "firefighters are making huge money" doesnt exclude the fact that they risk their lives to save people. Im not saying that homeless people are lower in priority, but the real point here is that SHE CAN CHOOSE WHOEVER TO DONATE TO. If you guys are gonna complain and point out abt how donating to the homeless people is the better option, then how about YOU donate some? Ordering around someone while doing nothing yourselves is such a hypocritic behavior.
You are awesome. The amount of food thrown away is heartbreaking. I'm sure the first responders are thrilled. Bless you
I would %1000 give them to the homeless but nonetheless thats still super sweet!
The homeless don’t want donuts.
@@rubyoro0my family had to go to the food bank when I was a kid. Sometimes there would be donuts from the donut shop and those were always the best. I don't doubt if they stopped by a soup kitchen with those for dessert not a single person would turn one down
@@Raevyn20 exactly.!
@@rubyoro0why would they not want a doughnut?
@@abbypalos6633 I used to give food to the homeless all the time. I had a job where sometimes we were gifted food and drinks as a tip and I couldn't always eat it. So I would bring it to the homeless.
There was one man in particular I saw all the time that was super nice. He was always actively trying to sell art. And if he was there I would give him stuff priority. Because he was homeless but he was actively trying to fix his own situation.
One day because I liked him so much I went to a cafe I liked and I specifically bought him a slice of cake. Unfortunately, he turned it down. He did it politely though. His reasoning was he had massive dental issues and it would hurt his teeth and mouth if he were to eat it. Sweet items aren't always the best. I never even thought about such a scenario until he refused it.
He literally said, "I'm sorry but I'm going to have to decline it, I have a lot of dental issues but I would love for it to go to someone else who can actually enjoy it." He was great and I brought him something not as sweet the next time though.
That’s so kind and thoughtful of you to do that!!! I bet everyone is so appreciative of your generosity, and I hope you’re thoroughly blessed. ❤❤❤
Can you send me some cuz it's almost my birthday
I used to work in a Homeless Shelter and a nearby Donut shop would bring the leftover donuts, sandwiches pastries. It was very helpful for us and the people.
Its really nice you do that 😀 Homeless shelters or soup kitchens are always a good place to take food too.
Wow, what makes you say that?
Yes, but they get too much high carb products that can actually work against getting good nutrition. Better to give them to the FF, EMS, Police, Nurses, that could really use a sugar pick me up from working such long and thankless jobs!
@@annebruecks7381homeless ppl could use a lil treat too yknow
No they’re not.
@@annebruecks7381A sweet treat every now and then will not hurt a homeless person at all.
As a retired firemedic I'd like to say thank you
Try to put them on Too Good to Go.. some people might come to get it!
i was gonna comment this! its a great app
What is too good to go? An app? Or something else
@@msstevens5374 its an app where restaurants/bakeries/etc. can sell their older food at the end of the day. in this video, she donates her unsold donuts because she cant resell them the next day, but you can list them on too good to go in these bulk “surprise” (just means the contents are random and u cant choose whats in there) bags for really cheap (like $4 for 10 donuts)
I was just about to suggest Too Good To Go! I use it all the time!
yes!! just came 2 say this
Sell at a discounted price between 7 and 9 pm. You need to make money to stay in business! Giving away food is good but you need a salary too !!!!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉.
Some nights we have so many extra donuts that we close the shop and share with co-workers as well as take some home and feed the homeless:)
This is what I'm talking about the homeless need it more!!
My neighbor has her own pastry shop, she always brings us a box at the end her day when she gets home. That’s why when I cut my grass, I cut her lawn also. I know she’s busy so since she does a favor, gotta return a favor also