10-year-old Georgia boy raises $400 selling bracelets to help homeless people

A 10-year-old boy from Valdosta, Georgia, has found a simple way to help people experiencing homelessness in his community. Graham Haskin spent two weeks making and selling bracelets, raising $400 to purchase essential supplies for people in need. With help from his family, he used the money to buy food, bottled water, toilet paper and cleaning supplies for Lowndes Associated Ministries to People Inc. (LAMP), a local organisation that supports people experiencing homelessness. The initiative began with an idea Graham shared with his parents, who helped him turn it into action. His effort has drawn attention for its practical approach to helping others, showing how a child's initiative can support an organisation working to meet the everyday needs of vulnerable people.How a 10-year-old US boy raised $400 by selling braceletsAccording to local television station WALB, Graham approached his parents with the idea of making and selling bracelets to raise money for people experiencing homelessness. His father, Justin Haskin, said the initiative came from Graham himself, while the family helped him put the plan into practice.Graham explained that he wanted to be more like Jesus, describin...