The Richest Hearts in Uganda: Women Who Gave from Their Poverty 💛🌍🕊️

In 2005, while the world watched the devastation of Hurricane Katrina unfold in the United States, a small group of women in Kampala, Uganda, quietly performed one of the most powerful acts of compassion ever recorded. These women earned barely $1.20 a day, working long hours under the scorching sun, breaking rocks into gravel to survive. Their hands were blistered, their bodies weary — yet their hearts overflowed with generosity. 💪🏿❤️

When they heard about the suffering of families thousands of miles away, they didn’t turn away in pity; they acted. Collectively, they gathered and sent $900 — a sum that represented months of grueling labor — to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina rebuild their lives. 🌊

Their gift was small in number but infinite in meaning. These women, who lived each day fighting poverty, still chose to give to others in pain. They proved that true wealth isn’t measured in money, but in empathy, love, and solidarity. 🌿

This story stands as a humbling reminder: even those with little can make the world richer through compassion. They didn’t give because they had enough — they gave because they understood what it means to have nothing. 🌍✨

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