YouTuber Ms. Rachel Reminds Critics Her Charity Work Isn’t For Show: ‘It’s Who I Am’
YouTuber Ms. Rachel Reminds Critics Her Charity Work Isn’t For Show: ‘It’s Who I Am’
Ms. Rachel is opening up about her long history of giving back, making it clear that her charitable work started long before she became a household name.
In a Threads post, the children’s educator said that in her 20s, before she was famous, she volunteered with hospice, served as a “big sister” through Big Brothers Big Sisters, and helped serve breakfast to people experiencing homelessness.
“This work is not because I’m in the spotlight, it’s who I am — I just have a bigger platform now,” she wrote.
Ms. Rachel also shared a childhood memory that showed the same mindset. She said she once earned $80 after appearing in an advertisement as a child. When her mother asked what she wanted to do with the money, her answer was simple: “GIVE IT AWAY.”
The posts gave followers a personal look at the values she says have guided her for years.
Are you and your children fans of Ms. Rachel?
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I like how this post highlights the importance of giving back as a personal value rather than something tied to having a large public platform. The childhood story makes that message feel especially genuine. Crossy Road is a casual arcade game I enjoy because its simple, family-friendly format makes it easy for parents and children to share a fun activity together.
Thank you for highlighting Ms. Rachel’s commitment to genuine charity work! It’s refreshing to see someone stand firm against criticism. How do you think her approach influences her young audience? By the way, I loved exploring craft games/ recently; it’s a great resource for engaging kids creatively!