speaking at a fund razer, he told the story. this past summer, we needed help to make a road. there's a great construction company that builds in burundi, rwanda, and congo. i went to talk to the representative. they estimated a cost of $50,000 u.s. dollars. not to pave, but to widen it. i went back frustrated. wondering how to tell the community the bad news. as i was explaining this to them, one women with the baby said you will not pay a penny for this road. we've with become sick because we are poor. we are not poor because we are lazy. we will work on the road with our own hands. people showed up with with other tools. one the volunteers was a women who came to work with a sick child. when the friend of mind looked at the baby, we saw the baby was sweating. she said, well, i've already lost three children. i know this one is next. whether i stay at home or come to work here. it's better for me to join others and make any contribution which will help to save someone else's child who is sick but alive. the entire road, six kilometers was rebuilt. the same day the road was f