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AVON, Ind. – The teen’s dedication got the attention of a man who stopped at Chick-fil-A in Avon. 
  
 Cameron Nelson decided to go inside the restaurant because the drive-thru line was too long. When he went inside, he came across Jakeem Tyler. 
  
 Tyler was still at work even though he was wearing a neck brace and sling. His dedication to his job heartened Nelson, who posted about the experience on Facebook last Thursday. 
  
 “We sneeze too hard and decide to call in, but he’s working like nothing’s wrong,” Nelson wrote in a Facebook post that also included a photo of Tyler. 
  
 Nelson found out that Tyler had been injured in a car accident. However, he was at work because he needed the money and wanted to help feed the homeless for Christmas. 
  
 “He did not want to let his team down by just calling in and not showing up but he also wanted to use the money for Christmas presents and be he also wanted to use the money for Christmas presents and to be able to feed the homeless with it as well,” said Nelson. 
  
 Nelson created a GoFundMe page for Tyler. 
  
 “I wanted to create this GoFundMe page to help him along in his mission and show some support,” Nelson wrote on the GoFundMe website. 
  
 Nelson set a goal of $2,500. As of this writing, the GoFundMe campaign has raised more than $5,300 to fund Jakeem’s plan to buy food and supplies for homeless Hoosiers, an idea that Jakeem’s parents say he has been working towards for months. 
  
 “They spoke extremely highly of him throughout the conversation and say he has been dedicated to helping people and is an overall standup individual,” said Nelson. 
  
 We reached out to Chick-fil-A in Avon about the viral post and received this statement. “Jakeem is a phenomenal young man and an outstanding team member. He is an inspiration both in terms of his work ethic and commitment to serving others. Although he was in a car accident recently, he returned to work after being cleared by his doctor and with the support of his family so he could not only serve alongside his team in the restaurant but also earn money to give back to others. We are beyond proud of Jakeem and support his efforts to serve the homeless in our community. In regards to the money being donated on his behalf: Jakeem is grateful for the support of the community. How he decides to utilize the money is up to Jakeem and his parents.” 
  
 AVON, Ind. – The teen’s dedication got the attention of a man who stopped at Chick-fil-A in Avon. 
  
 Cameron Nelson decided to go inside the restaurant because the drive-thru line was too long. When he went inside, he came across Jakeem Tyler. 
  
 Tyler was still at work even though he was wearing a neck brace and sling. His dedication to his job heartened Nelson, who posted about the experience on Facebook last Thursday. ||||| Please enable Javascript to watch this video 
  
 AVON, Ind. – The teen’s dedication got the attention of a man who stopped at Chick-fil-A in Avon. 
  
 Cameron Nelson decided to go inside the restaurant because the drive-thru line was too long. When he went inside, he came across Jakeem Tyler. 
  
 Tyler was still at work even though he was wearing a neck brace and sling. His dedication to his job heartened Nelson, who posted about the experience on Facebook last Thursday. 
  
 “We sneeze too hard and decide to call in, but he's working like nothing's wrong,” Nelson wrote in a Facebook post that also included a photo of Tyler. 
  
 Nelson found out that Tyler had been injured in a car accident. However, he was at work because he needed the money and wanted to help feed the homeless for Christmas. 
  
 "He did not want to let his team down by just calling in and not showing up but he also wanted to use the money for Christmas presents and to be able to feed the homeless with it as well," said Nelson. 
  
 Nelson created a GoFundMe page for Tyler. 
  
 “I wanted to create this GoFundMe page to help him along in his mission and show some support,” Nelson wrote on the GoFundMe website. 
  
 Nelson set a goal of $2,500. As of this writing, the GoFundMe campaign has raised more than $5,300 to fund Jakeem's plan to buy food and supplies for homeless Hoosiers, an idea that Jakeem's parents say he has been working towards for months. 
  
 "They spoke extremely highly of him throughout the conversation and say he has been dedicated to helping people and is an overall standup individual," said Nelson. 
  
 We reached out to Chick-fil-A in Avon about the viral post and received this statement. "Jakeem is a phenomenal young man and an outstanding team member. He is an inspiration both in terms of his work ethic and commitment to serving others. Although he was in a car accident recently, he returned to work after being cleared by his doctor and with the support of his family so he could not only serve alongside his team in the restaurant but also earn money to give back to others. We are beyond proud of Jakeem and support his efforts to serve the homeless in our community. In regards to the money being donated on his behalf: Jakeem is grateful for the support of the community. How he decides to utilize the money is up to Jakeem and his parents." ||||| Breadcrumbs 
  
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When Cameron Nelson stopped off at an Indiana Chick-fil-A to grab a bite last week, he was surprised by the person he found behind the counter: a teenager working hard with one arm in a sling and a neck brace on. That teen was Jakeem Tyler, and his dedication to his job led Nelson to grab a photo and write about it on Facebook, per CBS News. "We sneeze too hard & decide to call in, but he's workin like nothing's wrong," Nelson wrote in his Dec. 8 post. Further conversation with Jakeem revealed that he had recently been in a car accident, but he told Nelson he needed to work for the money—not just for himself and to buy Christmas presents, but also to put toward his goal of feeding the homeless this holiday season, an idea he's been working on for months, his parents tell WXIN. The group Jakeem is supporting: the Homeless Hoosiers, which works with Indiana shelters to help the state's vulnerable. Nelson was so moved by Jakeem's work ethic that he created a GoFundMe page for the teen; it's so far raised more than $12,000 to help Jakeem's mission along. Jakeem at first had no idea that his picture had gone viral, telling WISH that the day Nelson met him was just "a day to work and share the gospel and ... spread love around." He adds about his newfound fame: "I ... don't know what to really say right now because I'm just in awe still." As for how corporate feels about him, Chick-fil-A gave a statement to WTTV: "Jakeem is a phenomenal young man and an outstanding team member. … We are beyond proud." (This hungry teen asked for doughnuts, received $270K.)