Anonymous buyer buys all remaining stocks for charity for $ 1 million

People shop at a Toys R Us store in Brooklyn on June 8, 2018 in New York. The 735 Toys R Us stores in America are expected to close at the end of June leaving 33,000 jobless workers and severance pay. Many employees losing their jobs have been working for the company for decades. Toys R Us belongs to the private giant Bain Capital. Spencer Platt / Getty Images

However, buyers who were hoping to get a bargain on the last trading day in Raleigh were disappointed because the mysterious buyer got [19659002] As a result, the store did not open what was to be its last day of business and employees spent Friday packing the remaining toys, which were then prepared to be shipped to the person

According to employees cited by CBS 17 the anonymous buyer intends to donate all the toys that he has purchased.

Like the Raleigh Store, Toys 'R' We 700 other stores across the United States closed after the 70-year-old company was a victim of financial turmoil.

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filed for bankruptcy at the end of last year, but failed to turn his fortune around One in January, he announced the closing of 182 stores across the United States

The extreme measure was not enough to keep the company afloat and in March he announced that he was not going to be able to keep the company afloat. he had gone into liquidation, with the closure planned to leave thousands of workers

On Thursday it was revealed that employees were fighting for their severance pay while executives were receiving bonuses. According to WPTV, employees at the Boynton Beach store in Florida shared their frustrations by holding placards and protesting outside.

Meanwhile, five former Toys R Us executives shared $ 8.2 million in retention bonuses. . Premiums were approved only a week before the company declared bankruptcy, according to the New York Post .

"It's the story of a company, one of America's most iconic, that was struggling with it." Democratic senator Cory Booker of New Jersey has stated, according to The Washington Post . " And now the big ones are withdrawing, and the workers have nothing left. "

Booker signed a letter to Bain Capital, KKR & Co. and Vornado Realty Trust – the private equity firms that bought Toys R Us in 2005 – urging companies to" support "employees who have lost their jobs "without fail" of their own. "