CUOMO: We want to remember why we smile. Why we believe? Why we have hope? Take a look at this 10 year-old from Connecticut. Chelsea Fair. Girl is a rock star. What did she want for her birthday this year? To help other kids who are less fortunate. She launched Chelsea's charity with her parents and asked guests at her party to donate art supplies in lieu of gifts. What'd she do with the supplies? She was able to give out 40 art kits to a homeless shelter in New York. Do you know how desperate kids are in shelters for any kind of distraction and for any kind of sign that somebody knows they're there and cares. But she didn't stop there. With her mother's help, they were able to donate nearly 1,000 art kits in five months. And during the pandemic. An additional 1,500 to schools, shelters, foster homes across 12 states. Sixth grader says it's her dream to meet every child in the world to give them art and then maybe we'll have world peace. What an incredible inspiration. Remember, for all the bad, for all the acid. For all the toxicity in what we see around us. We are this little girl too. She is part of our interconnectedness and our interdependence. No matter how bad things get, remember, there's always hope.
Pint-Sized Ameri-can Bringing Cheer To Other Kids.