"Seeing Save the Children's innovative programs in action, I know that we can begin to reverse the childhood poverty crisis," says the former Spice Girl. "I'm pleased Brooklyn is learning that by helping and joining other children he can play a role in making his generation the greatest yet."
Victoria and Brooklyn participated in a number of Save the Children programs, including an after-school reading/healthy snack program at Manchester Elementary School, where they conducted a soccer lesson and gave away Adidas shoes and backpacks; at Big Creek Elementary School they participated in a book bag exchange and read their favorite children's book, Duck in the Truck; and they made individual home visits providing literacy and nutrition tools to parents.
"What I saw in Clay Country was the hope and promise inherent in every child," says Victoria. "That's why we have to make sure every single child has a fair and equal start in life."
I think it is wonderful that she brought Brookyln along with her to teach him about helping others and charity.
These photos are so great! They remind me of VB back in the day! Check out those boots! Now that's something we don't see everyday!
source: ET Online