Burger King employee, Mykale Baker, who went viral for working after graduation, is using his donations to pursue his dream.

Food and Drink FOX 5 Atlanta Cap, Gown and Grill A metro Atlanta high school grad is going viral after he went straight from his graduation ceremony to his job at Burger King.

The Brief Mykale Baker, who went viral for working his Burger King shift on graduation night, has received over $200,000 in donations for college. A customer’s TikTok video sparked a GoFundMe ...

Burger King has rewarded a worker for his hard work. Mykale Baker’s actions came into focus when he went directly to work after walking across the stage to receive his high school diploma. He ...

At that moment, Maria Mendoza happened to be waiting at the Burger King drive-through window for her order. She, like Baker, was coming from commencement, which had ended at 10 p.m.

The night Mykale Baker graduated from high school, he didn’t go to a graduation party like many of his classmates. He went to work at Burger King - even though he didn’t have a shift that night.

Maria Mendoza, a customer who had just come from her own daughter’s graduation, stopped by the restaurant for a quick burger when she noticed Baker behind the counter. Inspired by his work ethic ...

Contributors have given more than $200,000 to a high school graduate who jumped in to help coworkers at Burger King while still wearing his graduation apparel. His story went viral via a TikTok video.

An image collage containing 3 images, Image 1 shows Mykale Baker, Burger King employee, holding a $10,000 scholarship check, Image 2 shows Mykale Baker wears his graduation stole and medals while ...

Mykale Baker, who went viral for clocking into his Burger King shift still wearing his graduation medals, is officially heading to Gwinnett Technical College to study automotive technology.

The Brief Metro Atlanta teen Mykale Baker went viral after reporting to his Burger King shift still wearing his graduation medals. A customer inspired by his dedication launched a GoFundMe to help ...