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Mr. Binyam Tilahun stands out among the historical figures we have featured so far. To support our rural project, he has generously donated 6,000 square meters of land free of charge. Touched by his humanity and moved by his life story, we invited him to our studio to share his journey with us!
Binyam was born in a rural village called Tulu Amba. At just six months old, his parents entrusted him to a woman to raise him. She cared for him with exceptional love and dedication until he turned 12, when she passed away. After completing the 10th grade, he moved to Addis Ababa with a friend, but life was extremely tough. He ended up living on the streets for 14 days. He then worked at a shoe factory for a year before attempting to start his own shoe business, which unfortunately failed. After that, he took up glass cutting and worked in that field for some time. Later, he ventured into baking *injera* (a traditional Ethiopian flatbread) and, after a year, became skilled at it. However, he eventually returned to glasswork, where he began creating framed images of saints on glass. This work proved successful, and he was able to support himself, marry, and raise three children. Unfortunately, due to the impact of COVID-19, his business suffered significant losses.
After all these trials and experiences, we are now eager to understand why he chose to donate his precious land so selflessly. Let’s watch the video together to find out!
Join us in this inspiring episode as we welcome Binyam Tilahun, a remarkable storyteller whose journey is a testament to resilience and generosity. Born in the rural kebele of Tulu Amba, Binyam faced numerous challenges from a young age, including the loss of his beloved caretaker at just 12 years old. After moving to Addis Ababa, he endured hardships, including living on the streets for 14 days. Despite setbacks in his various business ventures, including a shoe business and a bakery, Binyam’s determination never wavered.
Through his experiences, he found success as a glass cutter and later as a creator of beautiful holy pictures in glass frames. However, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic led to another setback, forcing him to reevaluate his priorities. In a remarkable act of kindness, Binyam donated 6000 square meters of land to support the rural project “Le mtsedek.”
In this video, we delve into Binyam’s life story, exploring the motivations behind his generous donation and the lessons he has learned along the way. Join us as we celebrate his humanity and the spirit of giving that defines his journey. Don’t miss this heartfelt conversation!
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