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Faith And Sparkles: Empowering Children, Delighting Parents

  • Mar 3, 2023
  • 2 min read

Faith Abraham has already achieved incredible success as an author, entrepreneur, philanthropist, humanitarian, workshop facilitator and speaker at just five years old. She is an inspiring example of how to make the most of your childhood and use your talents to make a positive difference in the world.


Her inspiration to become an icon of empowerment for young children was her grandmother, a cancer survivor. Seeing her weakened after relentless rounds of chemo and radiation, Faith and her sidekick rescue dog, Sparkles, decided to do what a child does best. They helped Grandma with getting about the house, eating healthy meals, and showering her with lots of love. Encouraged and led by her mother, Delisa Abraham, Faith has tapped into sharing her abundance of creativity, positivity, and empowering messages for children.


She published her first book "Superhero Faith" when she was three and followed up with her second book, "Doctor Faith," at four. It's amazing that such young children can be creative and write engaging books about their life experiences.


Faith believes every child should have access to education and live a happy and healthy life. To help bring this vision to life, she delivers empowering speeches to children nationwide. Her words of wisdom have inspired hundreds of children to believe in themselves, gain confidence and achieve their dreams.


The recognition for her work has been immense; she was recently named Success Magazine Woman of Influence 2022, nominated for Go Daddy & Google Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award 2022 and even featured in UPS Small Business and Canadian Small Business magazine 2023. Faith has even created her signature workshop, Beyond Writing: A Creative Experience which is geared toward children and

youth to express themselves through art and innovation.


Her books, speeches and TV appearances have contributed to Faith's growing popularity among children and parents. Children look up to her for being brave enough to pursue their dreams despite the odds, while parents are inspired by her and wish their children to follow her and learn from her.


To follow Faith Abraham on her incredible journey and to get her books and other empowerment merchandise, visit www.faithandsparklesworld.com

 
 

This article is published in collaboration with Brainz Magazine’s network of global experts, carefully selected to share real, valuable insights.

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