This episode is about the vegetarian 40th president of Uruguay, José Alberto Mujica Cordano. Mr. Mujica served as Uruguay’s president from 2010 to 2015.He is known as the humblest president, because while in office he lived in a simple farm and gave away most of his income to charity. The frugal vegetarian is known for his wise motto, “I live with what I have.”

In 2015, she led her country to promptly provide shelter for Syrian refugees. Despite the many challenges to accommodate these displaced persons, Chancellor Merkel encouraged her fellow citizens to stand with her and open their hearts to those urgently in need of assistance.

“‘Nhimbe’ means people working together with a common goal, emphasizing the direction they want to go. And this is why we named the project Nhimbe for Progress.” “The overall goal of Nhimbe is to uplift the people in Zimbabwe, and really recognize our spiritual relatedness, and how we have something to offer each other. Some things they’re lacking. Some things we’re lacking. And through this co-creative experience, there’s an exchange going on, and it’s a very powerful exchange.” Nhimbe for Progress is a project of Ancient Ways, a US-based non-profit organization founded. “We thank Ancient Ways for working so hard, continuously assisting us to be able to achieve these good things.” With blessings from God, may Ancient Ways and Nhimbe for Progress continue to successfully create a better life for disadvantaged people in Zimbabwe in the future.

Christmas is about giving. In such a wonderful time we will discover touching ways that people around our world sharing with less the fortunate during Christmas.

Bill and Melinda Gates each received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2016 from then-US president the Honorable Barack Obama for the Foundation's outstanding work on behalf of humankind. Through multiple valuable programs and projects, the Foundation is truly turning caring into action.