Some very heart-breaking stories in the clip.

It is unthinkable that in a country where military spending is at an all-time high, grants are given to universities for the study of the sex life of minnows and such, corporations make so much money they practically throw it at their top executives, the government goes deeper in debt to bail out Wall Street, and gives money away to new car buyers, that homelessness is such a huge problem and that schools are not better funded.

Federal block grants are helping but they are not enough. Public charity can only go so far because the public is stretched thin as well.

If there was some way for corporations to be sponsors for a group of kids or an e...

Some very heart-breaking stories in the clip.

It is unthinkable that in a country where military spending is at an all-time high, grants are given to universities for the study of the sex life of minnows and such, corporations make so much money they practically throw it at their top executives, the government goes deeper in debt to bail out Wall Street, and gives money away to new car buyers, that homelessness is such a huge problem and that schools are not better funded.

Federal block grants are helping but they are not enough. Public charity can only go so far because the public is stretched thin as well.

If there was some way for corporations to be sponsors for a group of kids or an entire school, or the government could redirect a small percentage of each of any government program specifically for schools these kids would feel like their education is valuable.