Ryan s Well Profile, Ryan s Well Foundation Profile

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Ryan Hilliejack has been called "the soul of Canada." In 2001, with the help of the Canadian International Development Association, the "Ryan's Well" was established. On September 30, 2002, he received the National Medal of Honor from Governor General Clarkson, Canada, and in October, he was selected as one of the "Top 10 Young Heroes of North America" as the only Canadian.

It all started when he was 6 years old with a small wish to dig a well for African children! At first, the money for digging wells was earned by doing household chores alone. Then relatives, friends, neighbors joined in......Over time, his wish has inspired adults in more than sixty countries around the world, helping Ryan's growing team and helping people to help.

By early 2003, Ryan's Well** had more than $700,000 and more than 70 wells had been dug in Africa. Pick me.

Ryan's Well** was established in March 2001. As of 2012, Ryan's Wells has dug 266 wells in 12 countries; 435,343 lives benefited.

A young mother is conflicted. She has a son who is in elementary school, he is well-behaved, good at studying, and caring. The newspaper said that a young lady had leukemia and had no money for surgery, and he also enthusiastically paid for it; He is also ready to donate to the Beijing Olympics. Although it is only one or twenty yuan each time, there are many such things, and it is not indifferent for the mother who only earns a few hundred yuan a month.

If the child's wishes are not satisfied, he is afraid of dampening his innocence. When a friend of hers heard about it, he told her a story———

Ryan, a 6-year-old boy in Canada, learned at school that African children not only do not have enough food and medicine, but also do not even drink clean water, and that many children die after drinking contaminated water, and that 70 Canadian dollars can dig a well for them, and when he comes home, he asks his mother for 70 yuan. But the mother said that there was too much money for the family to afford. After repeated entreaties from the child, the mother finally promised that if he wanted to dig a well for the children in Africa, he would have to earn his own money.

How to make money? Mother drew a ** with 35 grids, and every time Ryan did homework, his mother put 2 yuan in a cookie box, and then he could black out one of the grids, and after all the grids were blacked, the 70 yuan would belong to him. And the housework he usually does is not included.

Ryan happily agreed, giving up a lot of his playtime to do chores, buy toys, and help his neighbors pick up branches that had fallen after a snowstorm......In the end, it took 4 months to save enough $70 CAD. When he handed over his hard-earned money to the organization, only to learn that 70 yuan was only enough to buy a water pump and that it would actually cost 2,000 Canadian dollars to dig a well, the child innocently said, "Then I'll do more work to make money!"

But the mother knew that the child had done his best, and a friend of hers was moved by the child's story and wrote letters to the child in the hope of helping the child realize his dream. Later, Ryan's story was featured in newspapers, on television, and many people donated money to not only help Ryan complete the first well digging, but also to set up the "Ryan's Well" association, which has dug 30 wells for 8 countries in Africa!

Ryan received the National Medal of Honor from the Governor General of Canada and was named one of the "Top 10 Young Heroes of North America."

Was Ryan's mom really short of $70? Of course not, his mother put it this way: "70 dollars is a lot of money for a 6-year-old."

If he wants to, he should put in the effort instead of simply taking the money from his parents and handing it over to the teacher. Through his own efforts, Ryan understood the hardships of his parents and established a good habit of thrift.

Since its establishment, Ryan's Wells has drilled more than 30 wells in eight countries in Africa.

In January 2002, Canadian Prime Minister Chrétien cordially received Ryan, who was very supportive of Ryan and donated $100 to the "Ryan's Well" on the spot. The $100 was just symbolic, and he handed the money to Ryan and said, "Take it and dig the well and do what you want."

You're doing a great job. ”

In early 2003, Ryan's Wells had $750,000 and Ryan had already helped Africans dig 70 wells.

As of April 2012, Ryan's Wells has dug 266 wells in 12 countries; 435,343 lives benefited.

The smiling man on the homepage is Ryan Hreljac, 28, the founder of the club and now a Canadian activist. Web Links.

Main content: This article writes about the story of a Canadian boy and Ryan who wants to make African children drink clean water, fulfills their wishes through their own labor, and has a huge impact, is actually a call for everyone in the society to have a caring heart, which is not only the reason for Ryan's donation, but also the spiritual motivation for Ryan to realize his dreams, which is a clue throughout the whole text.

It further shows Ryan's sincere and selfless love without borders, and shows Ryan's sincere and selfless beautiful psychology.

Segments: 1. The school is collecting donations (1-2 natural sections).

2. Ryan's donation (3-8 natural segments).

3. Ryan is recruiting (9-12 natural segments).

1 to 3 is a paragraph about Ryan's decision to dig a well for African children after hearing the teacher's introduction.

Paragraphs 4 to 6 are paragraphs about Ryan's efforts to do a lot of housework in order to save enough for $70 to dig a well for an African child.

7 to 13 is a paragraph where Ryan decides to save enough money to buy a drilling rig. Paragraphs 14 to 16 are paragraphs about Ryan's first well being laid.

Paragraph 17 is a paragraph that talks about the establishment of Ryan's Wells in March 2001, and in 2001 30 wells have been drilled for Africa.

There is a little boy in Canada named Ryan Hillie-jack. One day, he saw on television that thousands of children in Africa were left without water to drink, and when they were thirsty, they went to drink the dirty water that remained in the puddles, and even the urine of livestock! Six-year-old Ryan was devastated.

Suddenly, a sentence came out of the TV - 70 yuan can dig a well". This made Ryan excited: "I must dig a well for them."

I'm going to bring 70 bucks tomorrow. ”

After the TV show, he couldn't wait to reach out to his mother: "Mom, give me 70 yuan." In the face of Ryan's request, Mom didn't take it seriously.

At dinner, Ryan brought it up to his dad again. "This is a ridiculous idea. Ryan ......Dad was still about to continue, and Ryan cried out

You don't understand at all! The people there don't have clean water to drink, the children are dying, and they need the money! ”

From then on, Ryan had to ask his parents every day. Ryan's mom and dad discussed it seriously and told Ryan, "If you really want to, you can earn it yourself, such as cleaning the house and cleaning up the garbage for the house."

Ryan's first task was to suck the carpet. Ryan worked for more than two hours, and he had two more dollars in his piggy bank. Half a year has passed, and Ryan has worked harder and harder.

Ryan prays every day before going to bed: Let everyone in Africa drink clean water.

People in the neighborhood learned of Ryan's dream and joined in the "Dig a Well for African Children" campaign. Subsequently, television stations continued to ask for interviews. A week later, a letter appeared in the mailbox of Ryan's house, with the envelope reading "Ryan's Well" and a check for $250,000 inside, as well as a note: