Anonymous Acts That Change Lives | Baltimore News

A quiet act of kindness sparked a nationwide movement: when substitute teacher Ron Fitzsimmons bought a prom ticket for a student who couldn’t afford it, he saw a gap—and filled it. With his sister’s help, they founded Alice’s Kids, a nonprofit that quietly funds essentials like school supplies, clothes, and sports gear for kids in need—always anonymously, so no one feels singled out. By letting students shop for themselves through trusted educators, they preserve dignity while lifting self-esteem. Now operating on a $1.3 million budget and backed by celebrity support, Alice’s Kids has distributed nearly $70,000 this back-to-school season, proving that small gestures can grow into powerful change.

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