“Never underestimate the power of a few committed people to change the world.”
~~~ Mohandas Gandhi
I still can't believe that THIS happened with the severity that it did! No one expected it to become such a HUGE tragedy :(
A friend of mine, is on a Triathlon team which organized THIS . My desire to make a difference kicked into full gear mode and I knew that we could help. When I say we, I mean my friends and those who are here living in Utah. Just because we live 3000+ miles away does not mean that we can't help and send them some aide. So what did I do? I decided to organize a clothing drive. I've done it before and it's always become a huge success so I knew what I was doing when it came to the "organizing". Uh. Yeah. Uh. No. I was about to be taught and humbled. I must say how lucky that I am to have such GREAT friends who ALWAYS support my "projects" and who LOVE to SERVE just as much as I do! I had no idea what I was about to be in for...and yes I can admit that I got a little overwhelmed. I'm not being ungrateful but it became a bigger project than I ever expected. Like I said, I love that I know that I can always count on my friends to support and help me 100% and as you'll see from the pictures below, you'll fully understand what I mean! Friends of friends of friends of ..... stepped up and donated. They felt the same way that I did. They wanted to help but had no clue of how to and when they heard about what I was receiving donations for, it made them feel like finally they too, were also making a difference.
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| Let the organizing and separating BEEEEEGIN!...or NOT!? ;) |
Also, take a look at this. It's an AWESOME EXAMPLE OF SERVICE AND GRATITUDE xxx





















1 comment:
You're awesome Katie. I can't believe you organized all of that on your own. You should seriously get a medal. That was no easy task, my friend!!
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