Lupe and Nye.
Our philosophy is pretty well known. A lot of littles make one big. It’s the everyday heroes that matter. You can make a difference.
And as we say these things, we hope you’re listening. We hope you know we’re not just blowing smoke. We’re not just talking to talk. We believe in these philosophies. We have faith in people. We know individuals are the roots of change. And we know that because of people like Guadalupe Salazar and Nye Beamer.
Lupe and Nye are 16-year-old students from Phoenix School in Roseburg, Oregon, and after seeing Invisible Children: Rough Cut, they decided they wanted to do something to help. Together they raised over $15,000 and will soon be flying to Tanzania to help teach students in an orphanage.
To learn more about Lupe and Nye’s story, go here and watch the video.
I am with the hope of which some day you present as Lupe and Ney continues doing changes in the life of these children, I am on the verge of collaborating, wait that you esten of I agree to that joined we can give a better life to the children of Uganda.
Together they raised over $15,000 and will soon be flying to Tanzania to help teach students in an orphanage.
I wish you well on a journey that will change your lives. I hope that you will take his opportunity to observe what you have as there are many less fortunate. This should and probably will be a life chaning experience and nothing should stand in your way. I hope that this adventure will change your life for the better. Take Care and God Bless on your journey
Lupe and nye, because you were looking beyond your own needs and saw the needs of kids
who need your help, love and attention, you will be rewarded beyond your wildest dreams and
you will remember this experience as one of the richest for the rest of your life. I’m so proud of
you both, and I wish you well.
you can make difference to