Preschooler gives up his birthday gifts to help homeless

Many preschoolers ask for presents for their birthdays, but one little boy asked for gifts he could give away.

Trevor Voigt invited his friends to his birthday party but instead of asking for gifts for himself, he asked them to bring hats and scarves that he could give to the homeless.

"So other people who don't have houses or they weren't warm could get warm," Trevor told KFYR.

Then, he hung the hats and scarves in a park so anyone who was feeling could could pick them up. Watch the heartwarming story below.

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