Ru Zi Ke Jiao

After 8 years of living on the street, this young, handicapped (Cerebral Palsy) man was beyond filthy, and he just wanted to go home. For 8 years, people gave him money, but no one would take him home, clean him up and give him the help that he really needed. And so the honor fell to me.

Like you, I take pride in being able to take care of myself – and others – and so I HATE to have to ask for help. Funny thing is, I am always thrilled when others ask for my help. I truly feel honored that they trust me enough to ask for my help.

This request is me trusting you, my dear students. Please CLICK HERE TO HELP NASH.

I still have not recovered from losing my home last year. Because I literally have NO HOME, I am now faced with a choice.

1. I can put my work of helping the poor on hold and focus on working and saving money, in order to establish myself a new home, OR
2. I can ask my friends to each give a small amount, and combine that money to allow me to have a new home and quickly resume my life’s work of helping the poor.

Hmmm, perhaps you’re wondering how it came to be that I have no home? For those of you who know me well, you know the sad story. For the rest of you, let’s just say that, as a reward for my 6+ years of work of helping the truly poor of China, the Chinese government expelled me and cost me my home, all of my furnishings, etc…

So here I am, humbled, and asking for your help. You can learn how you can help me by reading any one of these three links:

If you’re really pressed for time, you can read the VERY SHORT VERSION here.

For those who need to know a bit more before contributing, you can read the MEDIUM LENGTH VERSION here. The true stories of my work in China will change your life, if you let them.

And if you’d like to know even more, you can read the FULL LENGTH VERSION here. It contains links to various media, including a You Tube video that one of my students made about my work, as well as a Chinese newspaper article, etc…(my work in China wasn’t a secret.)