Do-over party for a 4 year-old boy courtesy of Chuck E. Cheese employees.

Chuck E. Cheese Employees Did a Do-Over Celebration When No One Showed Up on 4 yr Boy's Party

Every child's pain is a parent's pain too. A loving parent will never stop to care, protect and wish nothing but the best for their children. 

The look on little Evan's face just broke his mother's heart.

Taylor Inzinna, Chuck E. Cheese employee collected 13 presents for Evan.

His mom sent out 30 invites for her son's 4th birthday at the Chuck E. Cheese in New Jersey, but no one showed up.

"He was looking at the door. You saw the disappointment on his face," Angel Kazanis, Evan's mom said.

The Chuck E. Cheese employees who saw the sad moment felt heartbroken as well.

Little Evan received 13 gifts.

"I immediately ran to the kitchen and was so upset," said worker Taylor Inzinna. The mother "was handling it so much better than I was. ... She held it together and never let Evan know for a second she was upset, which I think was super awesome."

But Taylor wanted to do something to lessen Evan's disappointment.

So she posted on Facebook her desire to give him a party with presents. Her colleagues, family members, and friends responded. Taylor collected a total of 13 gifts.

Evan was so happy.

Taylor then contacted Kazanis and said that the store wanted to do something for Evan to make him feel special.

Kazanis and his son returned to Chuck E. Cheese

"The day he came back in, seeing the smile on his face was everything I wanted," Taylor said. "I had one goal that day and my goal was to make sure that he left happy. And he left going, 'Oh my God, Mom, this is the best day ever.''

Little Evan with Chuck E. Cheese mascot.

Evan's mother was so happy and delighted that the employees especially Taylor did something special for them.

"I was shocked. I had to keep myself from crying. I didn't want him to see how this affected me," Kazanis said. "They made him feel a million dollars like he was the most important kid in the whole world.

"He is not going to forget it. He remembers everyone and everything."

“One of the most important things you can do on this earth is to let people know they are not alone.”

- Shannon L. Alder