A routine call turned into a small moment of kindness in Washington. Firefighters with Central Pierce Fire and Rescue were called to a crash involving an Instacart driver. Thankfully, the driver was okay, but the car wasn’t going anywhere. And that meant someone at home was suddenly left without the groceries they were counting on. So, the crew from Rescue 66 did what felt right. They loaded the bags into their own truck and finished the delivery themselves. Later, the department shared the story, calling it a small gesture that made a big difference. It’s a reminder that sometimes helping isn’t about emergencies or flashing lights, it’s about noticing what needs to be done, and doing it.