Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
When you think about humanitarian work, it’s easy to assume it’s all about the money. But in my conversation with Sharon Eubank, I learned it’s way more than that.
She’s been in places torn apart by war and natural disasters, and yet the stories that stuck with me most weren’t about big checks or huge projects — they were about faith, dignity, and small acts of kindness that changed everything.
As Sharon put it: “It’s not money. It’s not power. It’s faith.”
This one really made me think differently about what it means to serve.
When you think about humanitarian work, it’s easy to assume it’s all about the money. But in my conversation with Sharon Eubank, I learned it’s way more than that.
She’s been in places torn apart by war and natural disasters, and yet the stories that stuck with me most weren’t about big checks or huge projects — they were about faith, dignity, and small acts of kindness that changed everything.
As Sharon put it: “It’s not money. It’s not power. It’s faith.”
This one really made me think differently about what it means to serve.
