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By: water tanks

water tanks — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 03:35:37 +0000

I recently received a brochure from World vision or someone with a similar concept. You could buy someone anything from a new blanket to fishing line up to a donkey, but then you read the fine print and it’s like in the movie- It’s a symbolic ‘donkey’ which the use to show how a donation of that value would help someone.

It’s a great idea to give an actual water buffalo but it’s also clear that so many people need one too. Maybe the next step could be a buffalo rental where each family can plow a field and pass it on to the next family.

By: at Lissette’s World!

at Lissette’s World! — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 22:51:21 +0000

[...] give a buffalo to the family and that you wont get a photograph of the family or the buffalo. Robert Thompson wrote a comment explaining that in very poor towns in china that is the best possible gift. [...]

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By: Terry Smith

Terry Smith — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 15:06:40 +0000

Robert – a wonderful act, well done video. The perspective of China adds so much to the message, to capture attention, to compare ourselves with another world, another way of life. I’ve shown this video to my elementary students several times. We are doing a similar thing with purchasing a goat for a family in Malawi, maybe two if the kids bring in enough money!

By: One lonely visitor

One lonely visitor — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 16:00:51 +0000

Mr. Robert Thompson,

I would just like to say, that I am not only humbled by your video. I am humbled by your message as well. It seems these days that so many people try to tug at our heart strings for this reason or that reason – when what they truly want is you to donate money to whatever cause it is that they are supporting.

I must say that I was shocked at your position to all the people who wanted to give you money to support your cause. Your answer seemed to be simply, “I haven’t done anything that anyone else couldn’t do. One person can change someone’s life. In this situation the one person was me, but the next situation is all up to you.”

You aren’t trying to sell a book, or your music, or turn a profit.
It is for that reason I had to comment here to let you know that you are one of the most amazing people I have ever experienced – even though we will never meet.