That was an Absolutely beautiful story of compassion, a big thank you to the generous donors of the new chair to help these kids. Blessings to you for relaying that great story to us. My heart goes out to all those working with these kids. The pictures of the smiles was so touching. Makes my heart swell.
Thank you for sharing this truly heartwarming story. In a world that often feels hurried and disconnected, reading about acts of kindness and compassion is like a soothing balm for the soul. Your words remind us of the goodness that exists and the profound impact small gestures can have.With deep appreciation and warm blessings.
Thank you David. Compassion knows, no bounds. The joy you give to others uplift the heart and one can believe there are so many good people out there making a change in their lives, and at the same time uplifting the others and their caregivers. Thank you so much.
Thank you (and Gary and Susan!) for sharing this story of kindness and generosity. Every day we are bombarded with news of the terrible things we do to each other and our world until we begin to despair for the human race. It's absolutely essential to remember that news reporting is completely lopsided--compassion and generous action (like this story) are happening all the time, but tend not to appear in the news. It reminds me of a saying attributed to the writer, Mark Twain: "Always do the right thing. You will astonish some and gratify the rest."
Thank you for reminding us of the good we can do in the world, one act at a time.
What a beautiful and uplifting article, particularly being able to see the smiles and bright lights in the children's eyes as they are able to play! It is not often that we get to see the results of donations up close and personal! Thank you! I am on a fixed income but will make an effort to help!💖
Dear David. What a great story of perseverance! The Chitungwiza Relief Day Care Centre for children with disability is an oasis in the desert that is Zimbabwe's social security non-system. Thank you for the update and for supporting them. Gold star to Gary and Susan!
Any chance of you taking another frame into Zimbabwe as luggage on one of your annual retreats? Would it dodge the delays and other impediments?
At least the wheelchair seems like a less complicated option! Thanks for the suggestion.
Thank you for sharing this story. I've been thinking about it ever since, especially when I go to the store or buy some silly thing or hug my children or when we all walk together through our neighborhoods. Today instead of buying some silly thing I donated to ROKPA to the Michie foundation. Thank you David.
thank you, thank you for this wonderful story…it is so gratifying to read stories of compassion in these days….blessings!
That was an Absolutely beautiful story of compassion, a big thank you to the generous donors of the new chair to help these kids. Blessings to you for relaying that great story to us. My heart goes out to all those working with these kids. The pictures of the smiles was so touching. Makes my heart swell.
What a life-changing piece of equipment for these children!
Much appreciation to all involved fro persevering the red tape and delays to make this happen.
Seeing Noku lifted up for the first time—I could not help but feel this raises all of us💕
Thank you for sharing this truly heartwarming story. In a world that often feels hurried and disconnected, reading about acts of kindness and compassion is like a soothing balm for the soul. Your words remind us of the goodness that exists and the profound impact small gestures can have.With deep appreciation and warm blessings.
Thank you David. Compassion knows, no bounds. The joy you give to others uplift the heart and one can believe there are so many good people out there making a change in their lives, and at the same time uplifting the others and their caregivers. Thank you so much.
so much goodness.
Dear David,
Thank you (and Gary and Susan!) for sharing this story of kindness and generosity. Every day we are bombarded with news of the terrible things we do to each other and our world until we begin to despair for the human race. It's absolutely essential to remember that news reporting is completely lopsided--compassion and generous action (like this story) are happening all the time, but tend not to appear in the news. It reminds me of a saying attributed to the writer, Mark Twain: "Always do the right thing. You will astonish some and gratify the rest."
Thank you for reminding us of the good we can do in the world, one act at a time.
Best wishes, Misha
What a beautiful and uplifting article, particularly being able to see the smiles and bright lights in the children's eyes as they are able to play! It is not often that we get to see the results of donations up close and personal! Thank you! I am on a fixed income but will make an effort to help!💖
After such a convoluted 'journey' to finally get the standing frame - what an achievement to finally succeed and with such success for those children.
Beautiful and so touching to see the smiles on the faces of the children.
Dear David. What a great story of perseverance! The Chitungwiza Relief Day Care Centre for children with disability is an oasis in the desert that is Zimbabwe's social security non-system. Thank you for the update and for supporting them. Gold star to Gary and Susan!
Any chance of you taking another frame into Zimbabwe as luggage on one of your annual retreats? Would it dodge the delays and other impediments?
At least the wheelchair seems like a less complicated option! Thanks for the suggestion.
Thank you for sharing this story. I've been thinking about it ever since, especially when I go to the store or buy some silly thing or hug my children or when we all walk together through our neighborhoods. Today instead of buying some silly thing I donated to ROKPA to the Michie foundation. Thank you David.