HOLMES: All right. Twenty minutes past the hour on this CNN SATURDAY MORNING. We have a story that we are happy to bring you this morning. About a little girl who's birthday wish is coming true. This little girl died in a car accident. Her name is Rachel Beckwith. She was just 9 years old. She's from Bellevue, Washington. And her birthday wish was to raise $300 so that she could bring clean drinking water to an African village. Well, after she died in that car accident and people heard about her wish, look at what you're seeing there folks. Yes, I said $300. People heard about this story and they opened up their wallets and now the donations have come in and have swelled to over $1 million. There's still this running count on the Web page. The money continues to pour in. Her mom is just so proud of the legacy her daughter was able to leave behind.</s>SAMANTHA PAUL, MOTHER OF RACHEL BECKWITH: She would be so happy and just so amazed that she helped people -</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes.</s>PAUL: -- because she did that on a daily basis in our lives. So she's jumping up and down in heaven right now.</s>HOLMES: Can you imagine? Just wanted to raise $300. And now, it's up to over $1 million. You can find out more about her cause or maybe chip in yourself. It's MyCharityWater.org. Again, MyCharityWater.org. Now, we're at 21 minutes past the hour now. A story you might not believe. A duchess gives up her entire fortune and she's worth billions. Our Nadia Bilchik joins us after the break to talk about what women will do for love and power.
Girl's Dying Wish Inspires $1 Million in Donations