The Tasmanian teenager who's become a beacon of hope for sick children across the world. Campbell Remess is an ordinary kid who performs extraordinary acts of generosity and he's teaching Perth school- boys how to pay it forward.
Posted by Today Tonight on Tuesday, June 20, 2017
The Tasmanian teenager who’s become a beacon of hope for sick children across the world. Campbell Remess is an ordinary kid who performs extraordinary acts of generosity and he’s teaching Perth schoolboys how to pay it forward.
Campbell Remess was the little boy who made teddies for sick kids, and now he has a new project. You can find him on Facebook here
He may be just 13 but Campbell Remess is famous around the world for his crusade to brighten the lives of sick children by making teddy bears for them. He is also one of Australia’s youngest chief executives, after starting his not-for-profit organisation, Project 365. When he was nine, the Hobart boy wanted to take…
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Campbell is an inspiring young man who turned his craft into charity.
12-year-old Campbell is on a mission to see cancer become a thing of the past, one teddy bear at a time! Campbell chats to us about his incredible project, school and the future!
“This bear is for a little boy called Jak. Jak was bullied and hurt at school, he’s hurt really badly and is in hospital.”
Campbell Remess, the young teddy bear maker from Tasmania famed on the internet for his work for sick children, has created a new type of bear inspired by a boy in England who suffered horrific injuries after he was bullied at school.
Hi Campbell, I edited out the part you're in from the video of the Chinese program. Enjoy and keep up the good work!
Posted by Xavier CL Depuydt on Friday, April 7, 2017
Campbell Remess is a truly remarkable young man and I was pleased to spread the word of his good work in the Senate last night. I encourage you to get on board and donate, as I have done. Go to www.project365bycampbell.com.au or his Facebook page Project 365 By Campbell to help this kind young man help others.
Posted by Senator Jonathon Duniam on Tuesday, March 28, 2017
Campbell Remess is a truly remarkable young man and I was pleased to spread the word of his good work in the Senate last night. I encourage you to get on board and donate, as I have done.
