Girls
Photo Credit: palmbeachpost.com On Good Friday, First Lady Melania Trump took time out of her schedule to make an unannounced visit to Lake Worth, FL. Not surprisingly, mainstream media didn’t have any time, in between bashing her husband and covering ANITFA protests, to mention the visit.
What a shame, because, it was an Easter to remember for a group of girls who needed a spark of hope.
Mrs. Trump visited HomeSafe, a group home for abused children who have been removed from their homes by the court system. The girls, aged 12-17, spent almost an hour talking with the first lady about their hopes and dreams. Melania brought each of them an Easter basket filled with gifts and she also included several stuffed bunnies for younger children living in the home.
Matthew Ladika, CEO of HomeSafe, called Melania’s visit “extra special” and “touching” saying it was a day “the girls would never forget.” The plight of women and children has been at the top of Melania’s agenda since she assumed the role of first lady in January. In March, she visited sick children at New York Presbyterian Hospital to commemorate World Reading Day. Despite her critics, Melania’s popularity has…
Reached New Heights
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Recently, some 80,000-people signed a petition to force Melania to move from Trump Tower in New York to the White House. The first lady only planned to stay in the city until their son, Barron Trump, finished the school year. However, critics claimed that her remaining in the city was imposing unnecessary financial burdens on taxpayers.
Nevertheless, Melania has continued to focus on issues that matter to her and she has been venturing out into public more often to promote her causes. A recent poll showed that her popularity has grown considerably over the last few months. It’s quite refreshing to have a first lady that is making a real difference in the lives of women and children. Thankfully, hope and inspiration have replaced the days of rap-style workout videos and horrible school lunches.
