Miss Universe 2017, Demi-Leigh Tebow, was not too long ago seen visiting South Africa and aside from celebrating together with her grandmother on her 84th birthday and frolicking in the winelands together with her finest good friend from Grade 6, she was additionally checking up on her and husband Tim Tebow’s dream – a home for abandoned babies.
In a latest Instagram post, Demi-Leigh shared slightly regarding statistics, saying that 3-4 babies are abandoned every day in the larger Johannesburg space.
“Upon studying this staggering statistic, the Tim Tebow Foundation was convicted to confront the problem and assist to create a life-saving various to assist this large disaster of child abandonment in South Africa,” the previous Miss Universe wrote.
Demi-Leigh’s husband, Tim, is the founding father of the Tim Tebow Foundation and for his thirty fourth birthday, he launched a birthday fundraising marketing campaign to assist fund the building of a home for abandoned babies.
Demi-Leigh says via her husband’s birthday fundraiser marketing campaign, the Tim Tebow Foundation was not too long ago in a position to begin building a child home, located in the North West suburbs of Johannesburg.
“My journey to South Africa was further particular as a result of I acquired to go to with our companions and the practically completed child home, and I even acquired a couple of snuggles.”
The magnificence queen says the Tim Tebow Foundation joined Impact Africa on a mission to convey religion, hope and like to these needing a brighter day in their darkest hour of want. This is to help rescue operations to get to extra babies and present schooling and prevention to assist determined moms in this troublesome time.
“Every baby is deserving of a loving, caring, and secure home and we look ahead to offering that in partnership with Impact Africa,” says Demi-Leigh, who will likely be married to the skilled sportsman for two years come January.
SEE PICS: Demi-Leigh Tebow shares candy post on husband’s birthday
