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🙏🏿 Amen

Like his looking ???

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I love what you guys are all about. Unfortunately, you could barely hear the audio on this video. Thank you! :-)

So awesome!

Love this initiative

Nice one

Woohoo! Awesome!

Awesome work!

This is fantastic!!

this is beautiful

Amen

We appreciate our friends sharing their talents!!

Beautiful Irene and Justinya!

Great job guys

Am loving this

Hi Everyone! Thanks for getting on for Sunday evening :)

Great concert, Great Organization!! Bless you all!!

Thanks to the artists who joined us this evening! We appreciate you.

Ooh such good music....

Awesome

Absolutely awesome

Μ A very inspirational poem sung by a young gentleman who is a student at a blind school in Machicos, Kenya. The poem is called. “Gongo,” meaning “white cane.” Listen and see the translation below! Here is the translation:YouCaneGive Initiative, All I request is a pair of shades. For I want to cross mountains, Lemme not sink in the valleys. Diving underground, I want to reach Germany. Thank you for the white cane. No more discrimination! No more discrimination, My life is better now. People are stressed by what they see, But my cane chooses what to feel. My cane is taking me places, Wherever I want to go. Thank you for the white cane. No more discrimination! Without patience, Disability is inability. I want to build my nation, With all my energy. My white cane to guide me, Even to parliament, And I’ll. Fix the law makers. Thank you for the white cane No more discrimination! I needed this cane, For my paths have been dark. And now that it’s WHITE, My cane will light them up. I want to be independent, And for my cane to feed me. Thank you for the white cane. No more discrimination! My. White cane will enlighten me, So I can handle a cooking stick. I want to know the edibles, And not eat roaches. To not live a bachelor, I also want to marry. Thank you for the white cane. No more discrimination! My cane ain’t just a stick used by beggars to fake blindness. Thanks to the Almighty, My situation is different, I curse whoever misuses it. Thank you for the white cane. No more discrimination! A white cane is honorable, Its not a fighting stick. Neither is it just a metal, with a string running through. This cane is my knowledge, Its my certificate, Its my degree. Thank you for the white cane. With it, my disability is not inability. Thank you!As you can see and hear, your. Donations are impacting lives! You are empowering blind children, teens, adults, and older ones that with the white cane and training, nothing is beyond their reach. So whether if it is a cane you no longer use, a cane tip, or a small voluntary donation, you are part of the You Cane Give movement! Please visit our site at www.YouCaneGive.org to learn more about how you can support our initiative!