Rangers' Jacob Trouba Surprises Sandy Hook Shooting Survivor W/ Scholarship

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NY Rangers' captain Jacob Trouba surprised a Sandy Hook shooting survivor during Thursday's game with a full scholarship to law school!

future -- by gifting him not only the jersey off his back, but a law school scholarship!!

Of course, 26 people, mostly elementary school-age kids, were senselessly murdered by a 20-year-old man on December 14, 2012.The hockey defenseman was flattered and signed the jersey for Isaiah ... but he had more in store for him.That's when Trouba surprised Isaiah -- who wants to be a lawyer -- with a full scholarship!

 

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We need more of these stories to shine a light on humanity. I commend this young men for persevering and not wanting to be think of as a victim. No doubt he will do great things and inspire others. So humble.

👏👏👏

Absolutely beautiful!

That’s awesome. I would like to think if I was a multi-millionare, I’d do this as much as possible.

absoultey love this

Why?

Still has the odd whiff of tokenism to my mind.

Beautiful

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Hell yes! What an awesome gesture!

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