Today I wanted to show what a little color can do in a person's life. As supplies were unloaded and prepared for the refugees, the children with their big smiles and precious eyes were hoping for a little magic to brighten their day, and it arrived, with nail polish, popping bubbles and games! These pictures from day four capture those moments of little hands with big hearts spreading hope in the sheer joy of a little color.
Time to show our new colors! What do you think? Do you like our nails now?
Read on their website, "An Assistant Professor of Cardiology at the University of Utah, passionate humanitarian and adventure lover, Dr. Franklin started Hope Humanitarian in May 2016 in response to the world's refugee crisis. Service has always been an important part of her life, whether it is caring for abused animals, researching heart disease to be able to decrease cardiac-related deaths, or helping as many people as possible, in as many places as possible through Hope Humanitarian... Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. once said "Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?'" Hope Humanitarian seeks to answer that question by serving those in acute need and by offering the opportunity for volunteers to join us in humanitarian trips."
Website is: https://www.hope-humanitarian.org/
You may know me as one of the co-founders of PeakD and PeakMonsters, but one of my favorite passions is photography. I've been a full-time photographer since 2008. You can visit my gallery to explore and purchase my photography located on my website at https://www.jarviedigital.com/. You'll find me in various photography communities here on PeakD where I'll post many of my travels, photoshoots and scenic photography. Thanks for stopping by and reading my posts.
All photography provided by Jarvie. If you want to see and/or purchase more of the Hope Humanitarian Work click here for the website .
