4 Young Girls on GoFundMe Have Done More for the World Than Most Adults
The old saying “girls rule, boys drool” may not be exactly true, but these four young females are making a huge difference in their communities despite their age.
From providing supplies to the local homeless people or promoting literacy amongst fellow youngsters, these girls are kicking butt in ways that some adults may never achieve.
So in honor of International Women’s Month, here’s some of the most impressive girls on GoFundMe today.
4. Send 100 Girls to See Hidden Figures
13-year-old Taylor Richardson was blown away when she saw a screening of the film “Hidden Figures” at the White House.
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The outpouring of donations was better than she could have imagined – the campaign surged past her original goal of $2,600, raising almost $20,000 in total. Taylor was able to send 800 children all along the East coast to see Hidden Figures. Additionally, the surplus of donated finances is being used to send two children to Space Camp in Jacksonville, Florida.
See what the other three did here: http://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/5-young-girls-gofundme-done-world-adults/
They are an inspiration to us all. These girls rule.
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SO INSPIRING! BLESS these LOVE-ly, LOVING young Women. Thank YOU, again!
Y'know,
Sometimes, I see SO much need & feel SO sad about my little efforts at positive change. Then, like last week, a young Woman stranger near the bus stop just poured out her Heart to me. All I could do was to listen, to really HEAR her. & as I ran to catch the bus that didn't stop, she gave me the BEST hug.. SHE gifted ME.
ReMinds me that every little thing makes a difference, and I have HOPE that I will some day, some how, some Way, do more.
THOSE amazing Girls are doing GREAT things, right now, where they are. .& inspire me to find MY WAY to do more..right freakin NOW!
These girls have a bright future ahead, I hope they all continue as they have started. They really are inspiring to us all.
Thank you, furtheradu.
They don't always...that's a fact!
