The story of KSCVK

yeah someone called me yesterday and said to me I need my S she's like going on and on I said the number one you also need to be a Kaye oh should I put 18 cents away each day I said rabbitson the day your kid gets engaged and you're the boy side you need at least or $6,000 in your pocket money for the Shad money for the jewelry money for the flowers f for the mashka and half for the my first wedding happened in seminary she was my roommate she didn't have any family here and she got engaged and she's we realized she had no one to help her so me and my friends together collected Dollar by Dollar we put together the wedding come from a home that we're bited we we give our time my parents always told us we don't have lots of money but we can give Time bar come from a big family and my father worked very hard and Tred making ends meet to the best he can and then when it came time to get married I knew there is how much he could do how much he could participate in the wedding and I realized that in order for it to happen I'm going to have to do what I have to do I don't know if it's I don't know if it's disappointment but it's it's a very it's a very it's a tough feeling money is one of the things that really cause a lot of trouble and I want them to be have a smile on her face and a wedding is a very happy time and I know I've saved many lives I was raised that we don't you don't take for people we do the best you can but reality was I had to get married and I couldn't put that stress on my parents and I knew that this is a limited what they could do it was is a relief knowing that there's an organization there like wasala helping people that are that in the situation that I was and people that are in that situation that's very important to me that I feel where the person's coming from it's not a business deal I'm very I like to feel their heart and they know that they know they can open up to me they know they can discuss it not everything's easy on them and they know that I'm here to listen to them and be there for them and I just saw the the need and the struggles that people go through and I figured what better way to pay back the organization by starting out as a volunteer for current simpa and being part of this great organizations great mitz of being able to help other people that W in the same situation sitting at home waiting for money we do get that which is very nice nice surprises but when people see quote unquote the CEO sitting outside rain cold humid weather regular weather and you're greeting you and saying hello and thanking them from the little kids from the twoy olds till the 80 year olds they know that you're there and they feel it's not a business it's true for the families it's about P that the the parents could come into the wedding with easy heart and they don't have to think that the guest coming and and they expecting a very basic Beyond basic wedding where they could literally feel feel like the wedding night was a great night they go to friends weddings and you know they don't they don't feel different you know it's very important that the K colge should feel you know like the king and queen they should [Music] [Applause] feel so you said that's the hardest part of your job what is the happiest part of your job when they get under thater it's the bedon is like each part very very rewarding the smiles is worth a million dollars I love to see the [Music] smiles