so I made it to Harvard
never thought I'd be able to say that in
my life but it feels good
thank you dr. counter thank you to the
Harvard foundation and Thank You Harvard
University for this great honor thank
you I'm incredibly humbled by this to be
acknowledged at this magnitude for
something that in truth I've never
wanted credit for when I was five or six
years old I remember watching TV and I
would see these commercials and I was
watching other children suffer in other
parts of the world and you know the
commercials were there you know you
could get 25 cent and save a child's
life you know and I would think to
myself like I wonder how many 25 cents I
could save up to save all the kids in
Africa and I would say to myself you
know like when I grow up and I can get
rich and I'm a sick kids all over the
world I just didn't know I would be in
the position to do that by the time I
was a teenager
as seventeen I started my career here in
America and by the age of 18 I started
my first charity organization I went on
to team up with other organizations in
the following years and met helped and
even lost some of the most beautiful
Souls from six early as Amina Amina who
passed away in 2010 from leukemia her
story inspired thousands to volunteers
donors through GMS fast forward to 2012
when my grandmother the late Clara
Brathwaite she lost her battle with
cancer which is the very reason and the
driving force behind the Clara
Lynelle foundation we're all human and
we all just watch ants
a chance at life a chance at an
education a chance at a future really
and a CLF our mission is to impact as
many lives as possible but it starts
with just one just one as I stare out
into this beautiful room as the optimism
I see hope I see the future I know that
each and every one of you has the
opportunity to help someone else all you
need to do is help one person expecting
nothing in return to me that is a
humanitarian
[Applause]
people make it seem way too hard man the
truth is and what the little girl
watching those commercials didn't know
is that you don't have to be rich to be
a humanitarian you don't have to be rich
to help somebody you don't gotta be
famous you don't even have to be
college-educated I mean I wish I was
I'll I'll say you know especially today
it's true I might come back but all
right
[Applause]
but it starts with your neighbor the
person right next to you the person
sitting next to you in class the kid
down the block in your neighborhood you
just do whatever you can to help in any
way that you can and today I want to
challenge each of you to make a
commitment to help one person one
organization one situation that touches
your heart my grandmother always used to
say if you got a dollar there's plenty
to share thank you ladies and gentlemen
[Applause]
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所以我到了哈佛，
没想到我这辈子还能这么说，
但感觉很好，
谢谢博士。 counter 感谢
哈佛基金会，感谢
哈佛大学授予的这份巨大荣誉，感谢
你，我非常谦卑
，因为我在五六岁时从未想过要获得如此大的认可
老我记得看电视，我
会看到这些广告，我
在世界其他地方看其他孩子受苦
，你知道
广告在那里你知道你
可以得到 25 美分并挽救一个孩子的
生命你知道，我想
我自己喜欢我想知道我能存多少 25 美分
来拯救非洲所有的孩子
，我会对自己说，你
知道，当我长大后，我可以变得
富有，我是全世界的生病孩子，
我只是 17 岁时我不知道自己
能够做到这一点
我在美国开始了我的职业生涯
18 岁时我开始了
我的第一个慈善组织 我继续
与其他组织合作
在下面的 多年的相遇帮助
甚至失去了一些最美丽的
灵魂，早在 2010 年因白血病去世的阿米娜阿米娜（Amina Amina）
她的
故事通过 GMS 激发了成千上万的志愿者
捐赠者的灵感，快进到 2012 年，
当我的祖母已故的
克拉拉布拉思韦特输掉战斗时
癌症正是
Clara Lynelle 基金会背后的原因和推动力
尽可能多的生命，但从
一个人开始，当我凝视着
这个美丽的房间时，
我看到了希望 我看到了未来 我知道
你们每个人都有
机会帮助
别人 要做的就是帮助一个
对我没有任何期望的人，这是一种
人道主义
[掌声]
人们让它看起来太难了，
事实是，看那些广告的小女孩
不知道什么 w
是你不必富有才能
成为人道主义者 你不必富有
来帮助别人 你不必
出名 你甚至不必
受过大学教育 我的意思是我希望我是
我会说你知道，尤其是今天，
这是
真的 邻里你
只是尽你所能以任何
方式提供帮助 今天我想
挑战你们每个人做出
承诺帮助一个人 一个
组织 一种触动
你心的情况 我的祖母总是
说如果你有一个 美元 有很多
可以分享 谢谢女士们先生们
[鼓掌]