Mykale Baker picked up a shift at the Dacula, Georgia, restaurant where he worked after seeing the late-night rush on May 21. The 18-year-old had graduated from Mills Creek High School hours ...

Mykale Baker, a Georgia teen, went to work on graduation night. Without a uniform or name tag, Baker went to work, wearing only a graduation stole and medal. He has since been gifted with over ...

Mykale Baker, who was celebrating his high school graduation with his Burger King colleagues and went viral for jumping behind the counter in his cap and gown to lend a hand, has always put others ...

Mykale Baker has been working at Burger King to raise money for college. Contributors have given more than $200,000 to a high school graduate who jumped in to help coworkers at Burger King while ...

Proudly wearing his high school graduation medals, Mykale Baker stopped by the Burger King in Dacula, Georgia, to mark the milestone with his coworkers. He had no way of knowing that a simple ...

Mykale Baker, a Burger King worker from Georgia, became an overnight sensation after he clocked in to help co-workers on the night of his graduation. The teen has now decided to pursue a career in ...

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, 18, was back flipping burgers, dressed in his graduation clothes, when his story caught a local mom's eye who secretly set up a fundraiser for his college education.

As of this date, the fundraiser has surpassed its initial $60,000 and raised over $85,000, which will all go to Baker to help fund his college tuition, books, supplies, and other educational needs.

Still wearing his graduation medals around his neck, 18-year-old Mykale Baker showed up to work at the Dacula location just hours after receiving his diploma.

Mykale Baker worked at Burger King in Dacula hours after graduating, inspiring Maria Mendoza to start a GoFundMe that raised more than $20,000.