Man Ditches Big Bash for His 50th to Put Boy Through University, Young Man Is Now a Charted Accountant

Man Ditches Big Bash for His 50th to Put Boy Through University, Young Man Is Now a Charted Accountant

  • A man wanted to give back on his 50th birthday, so he chose a deserving young man to put through university
  • LinkedIn user St Claire Adriaan, M.S. Restorative Practices shared a touching story, explaining that the young man is now a charted accountant
  • Many people took to the comment to commend the man on his kindness and the boy on his achievements

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It takes a big heart to give up something for one’s self to give to another. A man decided to dedicate his 50th birthday to help, so he put a young man through university.

Man and the boy her sponsoured through university
LinkedIn user shared a touching story, explaining that the young man is now a charted accountant. Image: LinkedIn / St Claire Adriaan, M.S. Restorative Practices
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There are so many kind people out there who would not second thinking helping another. Just like this man who gave someone an opportunity at a bright future.

LinkedIn user St Claire Adriaan, M.S. Restorative Practices shared that he put a young man through university as part of his birthday with a purpose, and that boy is now a charted accountant.

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“6 years ago I turned 50. Instead of having a huge party, I decided to have a birthday with a purpose. That purpose was to support a kid from the area I grew up in with a scholarship to my Alma Mater, Nelson Mandela University. The student I selected was Chadley, Headboy of my High School, Bethelsdorp High. School. Today Chadley is a Chartered Accountant and supporting his family.”

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People shower the man with love, thanking him for his kindness:

Hudson Thomas said:

“Living up the name Saint Claire bestowed on you by Uncle Neville and Aunty Brenda, awesomeness ”

Muriel Loxton said:

“Well done homies! Saint you are the best. BHS for life. NMU for life. Congratulations Chadley!”

Cathrine Stanford said:

“That is wonderful, paying it forward and empower our countries young adults. well done!”

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Rodney Nwamba said:

“Well done daughter of the soil. May All Mighty God bless you abundantly.”

Luyanda Ndum-ndum said:

“I have no words for you my Leader, you are living a truly blessed life giving back.”

Sebele Pilane said:

“Wow, big ups to you. Hopefully he pays it forward as well. God bless you my good Sir.”

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Lindokuhle Khoza actually had quite a lot to say about who she wanted to thank throughout her university life in a lengthy LinkedIn post.

The stunner first thanked God for giving her the strength to accomplish what she did and then dedicated a paragraph to her mom which read:

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"I’m beyond grateful to my family. My mom has been my rock through it all, ngiyabonga MaKhumalo. Your fasting and prayers were the ones carrying me through it all."

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.

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