He set a goal to help others.

Captain Tom Moore raised money to help others. So did Imogen Papworth-Heidel and Pepa Lorente. (Karl Papworth-Heidel via AP)
Captain Tom walked around his garden 100 times. (Joe Giddens/PA Wire/AP)
Imogen did keepy-uppies. (Joe Giddens/PA Wire/AP)
Margaret Payne climbed her stairs. She raised money too. (PA Wire/AP)
Tony Hudgell uses prosthetic legs. He walked to raise money. (Gareth Fuller/PA Wire/AP)

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Captain Tom had a goal. He wanted to walk 100 laps before his 100th birthday. Round and round his garden he went.

People cheered for him. He did it! The man met his goal.

Read More: Captain Tom Moore’s laps raised money for Great Britain’s National Health Service. He raised $45 million dollars in three weeks! People watched Captain Tom. They wanted to help others too. Imogen Papworth-Heidel is 11 years old. She set a goal to do over seven million “keepy uppies” to raise money. (Those are soccer ball moves.) Other soccer players helped her meet the goal. “Do whatever you can to help others,” said Captain Tom. Galatians 6:2 says, “Bear one another’s burdens.”