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RE: One Meal a Day - Charity action

in #life6 years ago

Hi sir you activities on steemit seems very nice to all of poor families who even don't have internet access but you still believe in people who will send that money to the needy ones. This behavior may lead you to more success. I didn't participate last time as I just seen your blog an drew previous activities.

There is a neighborhood nearest my house just behind my house who don't have kids, they both(couple) striving alone and both are aged as well that's why they can't go to workplace to earn for themselves. So sometimes I helped them by sending some fruits and food in the lunch and dinner time so that they can't sleep with empty tummy. I helped them by sending some flour and vegetables once a week as well. Because I have some pocket money which can be spend on needy and in return I got prayers from them which makes me feel so happy all the time.

Your few pennies may bring happiness in their faces and make them sustained for a while. God bless you an drew may you get more in your future. I would love to start off by thanking @damarth for this initiative,i heard of this, of how you sir @damarth, tries to be a great blessing to numerous amounts of people every single day that passes by. You are a true leader and not a boss. May God greatly bless you for trying to contribute help towards humanity. It is a great thing that you noticed the need for provision of at least, one-meal per day to ensure the survival of people in various nations of the world.
In my home nation of Nigeria, the case is a heart-shattering one. Where the system is failing to recognize the need to help and feed the great number of children and youths.
Children in nigeria can hardly get access to adequate meals, or good sound education. For the case of feeding, the parents of the children that are in charge of feeding them do not even have the money to do so.
I would love to share a short story about my neigbours whose story is a very sad one. Their father died when they were very young. The weight of caring for the family has been on the shoulders of their mother ever since,and she was a just a secondary school teacher. Now, anyone in nigeria will know how bad the teaching profession has become; a profession that once used to be the very pride of the nation has now turned into a profession of misery. She was a teacher of a government owned public school, where her salary was just #30,000naira. Their house rent was about #15,000naira and rising. Doing the math, you'd know that their standard of living was very terrible. She would always go to different homes and help them wash their bathrooms and toilets just for her to get enough money to feed her children. Most of the time, my mother would split our meals at home and give them 70% of the mea, just to help them.
The government school's job was so terrible that they,ll even owe her for close to . The system here is terrible.
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There are millions who don't have the same means and yet they make things happen out of sheer determination.

Close to where I live, just a stone throw...there is a an abandoned house in which these little children live. They can't cater for themselves, they don't work to earn a little income to fend for themselves.

And its very touching that they keep increasing everyday. I myself I keep wondering why it is so. So what i do to help is that, from my own little income. I buy them food, snacks and I also check up on them daily. It's now as if its my responsibility to care for them @darmath please if u can in any way impact on the lives of these street children begging, it would really go a long way. I kno u are very kind. Ur actions are speaking for u. Please... They need everyones help. Use my steemit account as a point of contact to help these beggers please. For all i ask. Thanks everyone for ur upvote.
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