They concluded their final trip to Hawaii for 2022 on Monday, where they visited 6-year-old Jaysden and two other needy kids at a Marriott hotel in Waikiki. Jaysden had proton radiation therapy after being identified as having the cancerous brain tumor medulloblastoma in April. In addition, his mother Xena Kaeo has confirmed that he is receiving chemotherapy. Despite being reserved, his mother claimed that her timid son was shocked and delighted to receive several gifts from Williams and Smith, including his favorite - Pokémon cards. “It made his Christmas much brighter,” Kaeo told “GMA,” saying that he has already unwrapped a few presents but would save the rest until Christmas.
“He was kind of shocked at first inside because you could just tell on his face like, ‘Wow, this is a lot of toys’ and it took a minute for him to warm up but after a couple of minutes, he began to warm up and talk to us and just share how happy he was,” Williams added. When Jaysden was shocked with his gifts, Kaeo claimed she was so affected by the kindness of A Future Super Hero and Friends and the Secret Santa Project of Hawaii, which assisted in organizing the gathering, that she was unable to control her sobs. She expressed her extreme excitement, saying, "I was very overwhelmed with joy," and expressed her gratitude to both organizations for making her only child's Christmas special.
Williams has already returned to his California home, but he is already anticipating 2023. He intends to devote all of his attention to A Future Super Hero and Friends. “I don't look to get paid to do this. It's just healing for me for losing my mother, just keeping her name alive by doing this,” he said. “My 14-year-old daughter … every year I ask her if it it’s OK if I go, you know, leave for at least 20 days. If she tells me no, I won't go, but she always gives me the green light and says, ‘Do your best, Dad. Go help these other people,’” Williams said. “She's a big supporter of me as well.”
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