Charlie Simpson may not look like more than just any other kid, but the seven year old boy has helped accumulate over $100,000 for efforts to help the tragedy-stricken people of Haiti.
"My name is Charlie Simpson, I want to do a Sponsored Bike Ride for Haiti because there was a big earthquake and loads of people have lost their lives," he wrote on his JustGiving page. "I want to make some money to buy food, water and tents for everyone in Haiti."
All help is of course appreciated for Haiti, but the fact that this seven year old has done so much for the cause is absolutely amazing. Check out more on the impressively charitable efforts of young Charlie Simpson by following the links below.
7 Year Old Saviors
English Tike Charlie Simpson Raises Over $100,000 for Haiti
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