Inspired kids talk about other children Living in Poverty!

Poverty Resolutions, is a non-profit organization based out of Doylestown, PA. The heart of their organization is to eliminate poverty around the world and to make others aware of what can be done about dollar-a-day poverty. Co-founders Andrew and Matthew Jones had spent twenty-days days, back in 2010, living down in Haiti, in a tent city, trying to get a deeper understanding of what living in poverty was like. They were blown away by what they saw, what they experienced, and the emotions they felt. Since then, their goal has been to change Haiti and to eventually change the world. The main way they do this is through raising awareness and raising support. Most adults in the United States have a decent understanding about what poverty is and how it is defined—most children do not. In the video from Poverty Resolutions however, these children talk about those who are poor and even give examples as to how they have done something about poverty. The children in this video talk about how they think every little kid should have toys and how they would share their own toys with someone who doesn't have any. They also express how they wanted to do something to help, so they raised money, sold headbands, had lemonade stands, etc. They then took the money raised and gave it to Poverty Resolutions to take down to Haiti and make a difference. This is pretty profound for elementary school students. Donate to help Poverty Resolutions continue their work https://www.povertyresolutions.org/do... Follow us at Facebook:   / povertyresolutions   Twitter:   / resolvepoverty   website: http://www.PovertyWeek.com Directed and Produced by J.B. Waggoner http://epicfollowthru.com/