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legal work is still being taken care of in order to create a
501C3. By the time I am a freshman in college it should
be up and running.
I would also like to open the minds of everyone who
discriminates against
the less fortunate. I
strongly believe that
if people had a better
conception of the value
of life, our society
could come together
to slowly resolve the
issues regarding
homelessness and
poverty.
The problem is, there
are people that don’t
view all humans as equals.
I have the gift to empathize for people. By placing your
own feet into the shoes of others, I believe people begin
to see eye to eye. It is beyond important for everyone
to constantly be aware that no life is should be valued
less than another. It doesn’t matter if someone is upper,
middle or lower class — or if they’re living on the streets
with no income.

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The point is we are all the same on the inside. We all
start out the same, and we all end the same. The time
that one human has on this earth is short. I see no point
in valuing one life less than another.
When I leave this world,
I want to say that I
left a positive mark.
Negativity is spread by
ignorance and denial
by those who aren’t
able to grasp the value
of life.
It is not hard to
learn to appreciate
everyone with whom
you come in contact.
I am only fifteen,
and I hopefully have a long time left to change this
community, and this world, for the better.
I’m unbelievably passionate about helping the
homeless. My goal is to spread my passion to others
throughout my community, so we can come together
to help the citizens who are suffering right under our
noses. 

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