Sebbie Hall, 20, received a statue for her commitment to helping others and was crowned the UK’s Compassion Hero.
In three years he did many generous deeds. The young man supported more than 450 families and brought smiles to the faces of more than 3 thousand people through donations.
With her mother she founded her own charity, the Sebbie Hall Kindness Foundation, which helps vulnerable young people, as well as encouraging others to follow her example.
How it all started
Finding that some of his colleagues didn’t have a computer to study, Sebi started helping his friends while on quarantine.
At first, he thought about donating himself, but realized it wouldn’t help everyone.
The then 17-year-old started washing cars to save money and buy a laptop for each.
He wanted to repay the help he received from so many people while dealing with a rare chromosomal abnormality that caused him physical and communication problems.
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A man of mercy
Food company KIND Snacks launched a survey to find England’s favorite person, and Sebi immediately received nearly 500 nominations.
He was named England’s Gentleman Hero of 2023 and honored with a statue near Tower Bridge in London.
It featured the 1.80-metre-tall picture with Sebi in a superhero pose and the youngster’s motto: ‘Kindness is my power’.
A more than deserved tribute
In three years, Sebi has donated 400 coats and blankets to homeless charities, given 800 toys to children in shelters, and as a teenager used his own money to buy strangers coffee.
“Honoring Sebi’s kindness with a statue seemed like the perfect way to celebrate such a remarkable person,” commented KIND spokesperson Sam Wainwright.
On the day the statue was unveiled, the young man said: “I want to keep people happy inside. Mercy is my power.”
You can’t agree, can you?
Watch how the statue was made in the video:
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