If you see a police officer walk up to you this week, it might not be such a bad thing.This week is Tulsa polices annual Random Acts of Kindness Week, a week when officers give back to the community.The Tulsa Police Foundation receives donations from across Green Country, ranging from food for meal kits and toys to moneythis year, they have $20,000 worth of Walmart and Quiktrip gift cards.They pack them up, and officers volunteer their time to give these gifts to random people.2 News went with Detective Linda Hanna and witnessed her and two workers from the victims unit surprise many by giving out gift cards.We asked Hanna, who has been participating since the event started, why she does it. She said its a good part of her job to give back to someone. Its just to bring a smile to your face, even if it was just for a day, just to help to make your life a little bit brighter and let you know people care about you."Elne, is a grandmother who is grieving after her 27-year-old daughter unexpectedly passed away before Thanksgiving, leaving two kids behind. She needed help for the holidays,Haana and the two victims unit workers went to her house and delivered food for a Christmas meal and toys for her grandkids.The grandma was surprised and grateful.Hanna got emotional when talking about the encounter, Its nice to be able to just bless somebody and say hey Im not here to do anything, Im not here as a bad part of your life today, except to bring you some joy. Stay in touch with us anytime, anywhere -- Download our free app for Apple, Android and Kindle devices. Sign up for daily newsletters emailed to you Like us on Facebook Follow us on Instagram SUBSCRIBE on YouTube