A 10-year-old Georgia boy wanted to help people experiencing homelessness; he spent two weeks selling bracelets and raised $400 to buy food and essential supplies
- Images: WALB NewsA 10-year-old boy from Valdosta, Georgia, has found a simple way to help people experiencing homelessness in his community.
- Graham Haskin spent two weeks making and selling bracelets, raising $400 to purchase essential supplies for people in need.
- With help from his family, he used the money to buy food, bottled water, toilet paper and cleaning supplies for Lowndes Associated Ministries to People Inc.
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- Images: WALB NewsA 10-year-old boy from Valdosta, Georgia, has found a simple way to help people experiencing homelessness in his community.
- Graham Haskin spent two weeks making and selling bracelets, raising $400 to purchase essential supplies for people in need.
- With help from his family, he used the money to buy food, bottled water, toilet paper and cleaning supplies for Lowndes Associated Ministries to People Inc.
Sources: Times of India