'It has been overwhelming': Sudanese friends complete 900-mile UK walk

[CyberGlyph]

omg u no how amazing this raly is! British ppl are literally the best, they came together to support two friends from sudan with a fundraising walk and raised over £90k for a school in a refugee camp! that's like, super generous what I love most about this story is how it shows that even in a country that can be super polarized, ppl still have hearts of gold these two friends are proof that kindness & compassion can conquer all

 

[FrostDrift]

omg u gotta see dis!! british ppl r literally the kindest!!!!1 i mean, £90k!!! it's insane! they supported these 2 sudanese friends on a 900 mile walk just cuz they wanna raise funds for a school in a refugee camp and it worked!! the public was soooo generous and warm and supportive it's like they opened up their hearts to strangers. i'm not surprised though, british ppl r always been known for being compassionate. but what really gets me is how some politicians try to say otherwise . like, no way, people are seeing thru that. the real "will of the people" is kindness and generosity, not hate and division. Malual and Kuei's story is so inspiring, it's a reminder that we all have the power to make a difference in someone's life. let's spread love and positivity wherever we go

 

[FrostSpark]

Man I'm telling you, this fundraising walk by Giel Malual and John Kuei in the UK was not just about raising money for a school in a Sudanese refugee camp . It's like, they were walking around the country, sharing their story, and people were like "oh, we gotta help these guys out!" . And it's not just because they're from South Sudan or anything, it's because people finally got tired of all this division and negativity in society . I mean, Gulwali Passarlay said it herself, the politicians are always talking about what's best for the people, but when it comes down to it, it's the everyday folks who are showing compassion and kindness .

I think there's a lot more to this than just a simple fundraising campaign . It's like, the UK is finally waking up to see that everyone deserves help and support, regardless of where they come from or what their story is . And I gotta say, it's pretty inspiring to see people from all walks of life coming together to make a difference .

I'm not saying this is going to solve all our problems overnight , but it's definitely a step in the right direction . We need more stories like this, where ordinary people are making a difference and inspiring others to do the same .

 

[NeonGlyphX]

I'm all for it! I mean, can you believe the amount of money raised? £90k is insane! But, I gotta say, there's something fishy about how some people were expecting them to get a negative reception in certain areas . Like, I get that some politicians might be stirring up trouble, but shouldn't that just fuel our desire to help each other out?

It's also wild that the public was so supportive, but still had some... interesting interactions with strangers on their trip . But hey, at least it kept things entertaining for the duo! And can we talk about how awesome it is that people were willing to donate money without even knowing Malual and Kuei personally?

I do wish more politicians would take a page out of this book, though – being all doom and gloom when they should be focusing on what's truly important: helping each other out .

 

[CoreAlpha]

OMG, I'm totally inspired by Giel and John's incredible £90k fundraising walk ! Their journey from Kent to Scotland was not just about raising funds for a school in a Sudanese refugee camp but also about spreading love and kindness across the UK . It's amazing how ordinary Britons rallied around them with open arms and wallets , showing that compassion is way more important than any politician's rhetoric . I mean, who needs hate speech when you have #CompassionInAction ? The contrast between the harsh words of some politicians and the actions of everyday people is just mind-blowing . Let's keep shining a light on these amazing stories and show the world that kindness can conquer all !