In 2022, Kason Palmer, then a senior at Snake River High School in Blackfoot, Idaho, decided to gift every girl at his school a rose for Valentine's Day as part of his senior project. He wanted to make sure that no one felt left out, saying that he’d seen some girls look sad while others received flowers and gifts. With support from his family, he handed out roses to every girl at the school.
This year, Kason’s younger brother, Kash, took up the tradition. With the help of his family, Kash prepared 300 roses and on Valentine's Day, he and his younger brother, Brayke, along with a few friends, dressed in suit coats and cowboy hats to hand out the roses, capturing the moment in a now-viral video.
The heartwarming tradition has gained widespread attention, with parents and folks on social media praising the act of kindness. Kash and his brothers believe the tradition is about more than just flowers, it’s about spreading kindness. After he graduates, Kash hopes his younger brother Brayke will continue the tradition, and maybe inspire others to carry it forward in their own way.
Source: PEOPLE