Kindness for humanity is interlinked with maturity, as most people think it considers. When someone goes through an adverse life experience, then he can understand the situations of others. However, this is wrong that the spirit that helps other needy people is interlinked with age and maturity level.
Another false concept common in our society is how we can help others, while we are also living in miserable conditions. It should keep in mind that all humans on this planet earth are equal having the same capability of doing work and intellectual ability.
The thing that makes it different in all humans is the method of using all these capabilities. If you want to help someone or do anything, no hurdle, no conditions matter, you can do it. If you have some passion for doing it, millions of people in the world live with no resources and always blame others for their miserable conditions.
However, if they get a chance to do something, they become selfish and think about themselves. Here is the story about the act of kindness, and it proves that if you want to help others, no one can stop you.
It also clears that it is wrong that you can help others when you are in your adulthood or the last stage of life. This is the story of a small girl who is only seven years old, many j Manley is a student in the second grade. She is residential in Charles county Maryland. She starts a fundraising campaign for her class fellows when she is only seven years old. We can say that she is born a talented girl who knows how to use her skills in a good way.
It is surprising to know that she had written a book about two years ago when she was only five years old. She is a black girl and faces racism and body shaming in her school. Unlike others, she did not get depression from it and never became underconfident by all such types of hate comments.
Although she was hurt by all such types of comments and sometimes felt ashamed of her body colour and features she overcame all of these depressing things and wrote a book, she wrote a book about self-image in her book. She gave an excellent positive picture of self-respect.
She noticed in her class that there is some environment of partiality among students. Surely all students studying in the school do not have the same type of financial family background? Some students during the lunch break, eat a top-class meal while some eat nearly a piece of the sandwich. In her interview with NBC Washington, she sent that many of her classmates eat a cold, packed sandwich, while some enjoy plenty of hot delicious meals. She added that she noticed some kids enjoying a cheese sandwich.
She feels bad for them. She does some more research and finds out that most of the students cannot afford to eat a bunch of nearly 25 when she inquired as to why she was told that children with a lunch, a count deficit of more than dollar 25, were not permitted to eat.
A cooked meal she decides to help those students. She starts a fundraising campaign to afford lunch for her classmates through social media. She makes an official Facebook account and starts to post by tagging different hashtags she posts, something like that.
We can bring change together. No amount is small and all your help matters a lot to us, etc. Her first goal was to collect funds of about eight hundred dollars. The collected amount was much greater than expected. She collected about one thousand five dollars.
She has currently raised about dollars. Four thousand in less than a week, it’s incredibly great to see a seven-year-old student. Take the initiative to impact other students at the school Imani j principal ben Harrington, told NBC Washington. He claims that roughly 100 pupils out of 500 plus get alternative lunches. They can spend dollar 25 before obtaining the other lunch.
It’s sometimes difficult to recover when you’ve gotten ahead. He remarked her principal was inspired and happy by this act of campaigning and fundraising that is taken by the student in second grade. He appreciates her and also promises to assist her. He remains surprised that a small girl thought about those things that we ignore. Usually, her family is also very supportive, as she said in her Facebook post that she has seen a few pupils at school forced to eat.
Cheese sandwiches because they owed money on their lunch accounts. Seeing this made me sad, she chatted with her parents and management about her wish to assist. She told them that she wanted to arrange a fundraiser so that community members could help them pay off the debts of as many students as feasible after running a successful campaign. She tells that her family is also very proud of her. Her exact words were thank you to everyone who has offered assistance and shared my post.
I am delighted to assist so many students. It’s still all a dream to me, Karen, my grandmother would be ecstatic. A girl like Imani, j Manley is a role model for all of us. It tells us that you can do anything if you have the will to do it. The spirit of helping others is present in all humans, but only some of them take action for them.
Imani j Manley has already made a difference in the lives of young people at the age of seven. This story gives us a lesson that if you have resources, then you should share them with others. Please share to make your voice heard and pay tribute to Imani j. I hope you enjoyed and were moved by the narrative if you want to hear more stories like these remain connected with us.
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