In 2012 I received my dream prosthetic from an anonymous donor. The man behind it asked me to never share his name, but instead help somebody else in the future. So I decided that one day I want to finance a primary school in South Africa within the Star For Life Program. Which means providing education to children and young people in the most vulnerable areas hit by HIV & AIDS in South Africa. It was during my first trip to the KwaZulu-Natal when I was touched by the children and their will to achieve their dreams, despite all the misery surrounding them. I did not see any victims, rather children with shining eyes that overwhelmed the visitors with love and gratitude, now they knew they had a chance to really make their dreams come true.

In August 2017 I decided to raise funds to support a primary school. I was well aware of the fact that a lot of things catch our attention every day and therefore I was very humble about the goal of raising 25,000 SEK (about 2,500 EUR) as a start for funding the school. But I turned out to be wrong. What happened during the event is a true sunshine story. After I had sold 220 Star For Life bracelets, I turned to the audience during the gala-evening and asked them to help me sell the 50 remaining bracelets. I told them about the dream, about the children and how much it means to be able to pay for it going forward. A man was so incredibly touched that he directly committed and donated twice the amount! And this created an avalanche of donations from companies and individuals who all decided to join and give what they could. This evening, I collected 170,000 SEK (17,000 Euro) and I can now finance the school for just over two years!