This is a pretty inspirational article.
It's about a little girl and her friends who decided to set up a lemonade stand to raise money for children in Africa. Most kids are completely indifferent to the suffering of children in other countries, but these kids have taken a huge step and are putting in the effort to help these lives. I think that's wonderful.

Few children make a point of catching the latest edition
of World Vision on television. For most kids, the dire circumstances of others
their age living without food, water and shelter, and suffering the horrifying
effects of AIDS, in the Third-World nations, don't register.

But Japnaam Kaur isn't like other children.

Since age four or five, she has asked her parents to choose channels
that are playing World Vision when they sit down to watch TV. And once the
program ends, she always says the same thing: "I want to help them."

To read the rest of the article, click here.

We should all be have that type of attitude and be doing our part to help out the less fortunate. Remember, just by clicking {this link} everyday, you can provide 1.1 cups of free food to people in underprivileged countries.

This is is awesome:

Some youths from the U.K. have gotten together to start up this whole Sikh E-magazine, which I think is brilliant. Anyone can suscribe to it, and each month articles, stories, poems, whatever are sent out across the world. What a great idea! I was thinking of starting a newspaper/magazine type thing at my own local gurdwara for the littler kids, but this is way better. Check it out: