Education Fund for Tybre Faw
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One thing life has taught me is that the heart is never wrong. Go where your heart leads you and let the chips fall where they may…
I saw this story this morning and my heart was touched beyond belief. In a world with so much fear and division, any sign of hope for a future of positive change should be cherished, nurtured and fought for. At 10 years old, Tybre Faw is a shining light in a dark time. Tyber asked family members to take him on a 7 hour drive. Not to an amusement park or a vacation spot like most 10 year olds, but rather to Selma, Alabama from Johnson City, Tennessee so that he could have a chance to meet civil rights icon, the late John Lewis. To meet him, shake his hand and to tell him how he gave him “courage” “raw courage”.
Tybre is an avid reader and has a deep love for Black History. Even at his age, Tybre identifies with many of the historical struggles black people have endured and continue to endure to this day. He wants to grow up and make a difference. He wants to be a congressman and follow in the footsteps of the late John Lewis. He is very active in the fight for positive change.
He marches for his future. He marches for the equal opportunity to succeed. He marches for the equal opportunity to be educated, and that’s why I’m writing this. Please join me in trying to help secure our future for positive souls like this. Help me in trying to secure his educational future. We can’t afford this light to burn out before it has a chance to shine.
He has no idea I am doing this, but his family does. He doesn’t even know me. He will see this at same time you will. Let’s help in getting him the quality education he deserves to make a difference. Lets not let his future educational path be determined by what one can afford. I know these are troubled times so any help you can give is a blessing. I’m following my heart and I pray deeply that you follow yours.
Thanks
Nathan Morris
Boyz II Men
http://www.cnn.com/2020/07/19/politics/john-lewis-tybre-faw/index.html
I saw this story this morning and my heart was touched beyond belief. In a world with so much fear and division, any sign of hope for a future of positive change should be cherished, nurtured and fought for. At 10 years old, Tybre Faw is a shining light in a dark time. Tyber asked family members to take him on a 7 hour drive. Not to an amusement park or a vacation spot like most 10 year olds, but rather to Selma, Alabama from Johnson City, Tennessee so that he could have a chance to meet civil rights icon, the late John Lewis. To meet him, shake his hand and to tell him how he gave him “courage” “raw courage”.
Tybre is an avid reader and has a deep love for Black History. Even at his age, Tybre identifies with many of the historical struggles black people have endured and continue to endure to this day. He wants to grow up and make a difference. He wants to be a congressman and follow in the footsteps of the late John Lewis. He is very active in the fight for positive change.
He marches for his future. He marches for the equal opportunity to succeed. He marches for the equal opportunity to be educated, and that’s why I’m writing this. Please join me in trying to help secure our future for positive souls like this. Help me in trying to secure his educational future. We can’t afford this light to burn out before it has a chance to shine.
He has no idea I am doing this, but his family does. He doesn’t even know me. He will see this at same time you will. Let’s help in getting him the quality education he deserves to make a difference. Lets not let his future educational path be determined by what one can afford. I know these are troubled times so any help you can give is a blessing. I’m following my heart and I pray deeply that you follow yours.
Thanks
Nathan Morris
Boyz II Men
http://www.cnn.com/2020/07/19/politics/john-lewis-tybre-faw/index.html
Organizer and beneficiary
Nathan Morris
Organizer
Apollo Beach, FL
Geoffrey Weg
Beneficiary
