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For any copyright, please send me a message. An eight-year-old trick or treater is being praised for his selfless actions after he re-filled a bowl of Halloween treats from his own stash while out with his family on October 31. Leslie Hodges had wanted to take her own three-year-old daughter out trick-or-treating this Halloween , but with her husband, Kevin, working, she knew there'd be no-one in to answer the door. Instead, she decided to leave a bowl of sweets on her porch, so that the kids in her local area wouldn't miss out, The Washington Post reports. While Leslie and her daughter were gone, the security camera recorded excited children coming and going. But one boy stood out amongst the rest. The footage shows the boy - dressed in what appears to be a matador costume - walk up to the porch and look into the plastic bowl, only to discover it has already been emptied. In the video he says: "All gone," before turning to his family and shouting: "There is no more candy!" But instead of knocking at the door to ask for me, or worse, playing a 'trick' on the property, the boy, named Jackson, makes a 'sweet' decision. Realising that more 'trick or treaters' are heading in the direction of the house, the little boy reaches into his own bag of treats, and pulls out a handful of goodies to make sure there's enough for the next group of visitors. A woman supervising the boy, later identified as his aunt, can be heard praising him for his actions. "There you go," Jackson says, looking proud as he surveys the newly filled bowl of treats. The video has been shared on social media and viewed more than 12 million times. Leslie, from Gambrills in Maryland, US, also shared the clip on Facebook , writing: "Caught this on our Nest camera... this has got to give hope to everyone that there are still amazing people in this world. "What a selfless act from this little guy. Kudos to his parents!!! #imnotcrying." After the video went viral , Jackson's father, Ty, contact Leslie and Kevin to proudly identify his son. The Hodges asked if they could give Jackson some more sweets so he would "know how much he touched everyone" but when his parents declined the offer, they insisted they instead reward him with a gift card to spend in his favourite shop. Now, the Hodges have arranged to meet with Jackson's family to personally deliver their gift and thank the little boy for his selfless act. Jackson's father, Ty, 27, told the Washington Post: "That's the type of kid Jackson is. He's always giving." He said then when he asked his son why he had refilled the bowl, Jackson replied: "For the kids after me." Ty added: "He is very sweet, kind and soft-spoken kid. I've never seen a moment where he acts ou
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