In 2022, a Burger King-tenured employee went viral after the American hamburger fast-food chain gave him a goodie bag for not missing a single day in his 27 years of service.

His story broke the hearts of many since he didn't deserve what Burger King gave him. However, what Kevin Ford experienced proves that miracles do happen, thanks to kind-hearted people.

(Photo: Bruce Bennett/Getty Images) A general view of a Burger King restaurant on September 15, 2022, in Farmingdale, New York, United States. Many families along with businesses are suffering the effects of inflation as the economy is dictating a change in spending habits.

On Dec. 13, the Burger King staff received enough donations to buy his first house. Here's what Kevin shared about his story of goodie bag fame.

Viral Burger King Tenured Employee Receives Enough Donations for His 1st House!

Kevin Ford shared his wonderful story on Dec. 30. He said that after he received the goodie bag as a reward from Burger King, his daughter decided to create a GoFundMe to raise $440,000.

In the official GoFundMe for Kevin, his daughter clarified that they are not really expecting any money from people. But, they would appreciate it if anyone is willing to bless his beloved father.

According to Yahoo News' latest report, Kevin and his daughter initially received around $350,000 from kind-hearted people. The tenured Burger King staff said that he spent $177,000 to buy his first house in Pahrump, Nevada.

Ford added that the remaining money will be left for his daughter so that she can also buy her own place, as well as for his grandchildren.

"I wanted to show you something, something you made possible, you did for me, just a hardworking guy," he said via his official YouTube video.

"I just want to thank everybody for being part of this miracle," added Kevin.

At first, Kevin's daughter was just asking for $200 donations so that her father could visit his beloved grandkids. But, many people decided to exceed that and donated a hefty amount of money, allowing them to receive over $439,000.

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Burger King Staff Said 'It's Not a Mansion, But It's Mine'

(Photo: Keith Tsuji/Getty Images) A Burger King employee prepares a black burger at a company restaurant on September 18, 2014, in Tokyo, Japan. The black burgers, one a Kuro Pearl at 480 yen, have black buns, cheese smoked with bamboo charcoal, and black sauce made of squid ink.

Based on the images posted on Kevin Ford's official GoFundMe, the house that he purchased is an 846-square-foot bungalow that has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a covered front deck.

There's also a fenced-in yard. The location of his house is great since he can see the surrounding mountains. But, he clarified that more work is still needed.

Kevin said to his supporters that he would invest more money into the place to improve it. But, they are no longer asking for more donations since what people gave them is more than enough.

"Now I know it needs some work, gonna cut off the haters already, I know it's not a mansion, but it's mine," said the viral Burger King employee.

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