There’s something magical about the human condition to reinvent oneself at any age. It’s kind of like a gift that we can open up to spark a recharge of the spirit, mind and body. After seeing the wake of devastation from the 2010 earthquake in Haiti and losing several of his relatives in the disaster, Claude Hillel left NYC and traveled to the battered country where he would change countless lives for the better from the bowels of unimaginable destruction.
“I’ve never done anything like that before,” Claude said, “but just sitting in front of the TV was not an option.”
In the digital age of fleeing connections and competing time commitments, volunteerism work often loses out on the recognition it deserves. Please take a few moments to watch
his emotional story and help support ProjectHOPE, Claude and other ‘regular-people-turned-heroes’
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This is very inspiring and I hope there would be a lot more people like him.. There are only few today who can do something like this..
I love these inspiring stories that make me want to be a better person
Such an inspiring story! Thanks so much for sharing
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What an amazing person! Thank you for sharing.
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These are very inspiring stories. Thanks for sharing.
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