Upset by the situation, he sought guidance from his mother, Amber Melke-Peters, who spoke with him about how they could prevent such incidents from happening again in the future. So, they decided to create a fundraising webpage called: “Pay It Forward: No Kid Goes Hungry.”
Eager to address the issue, Cayden enlisted the support of friends, family, and neighbors, asking them to donate money so he could settle his friend’s lunch debts – but this went beyond money, according to a report by ABC News on Cayden’s remarkable story.