The Thai Tims and Paul Lennon need help to reach their goal. In the memory of Reamonn Gormley, lets get: “Just can’t get enough” by the Thai Tims to Number 1.
The above is the official video for a charity single released by the Good Child Foundation (Thai Tims). This song came about after Reamonn Gormley was tragically killed after watching Celtic in an unprovoked attack. Reamonn in his gap year worked at the Good Child Foundation in Thailand.
Below is the news clip of the singles launch at Celtic Park.
The Good Child Foundation was set up by Celtic Fan Paul Lennon and his wife to provide Love – Inclusion – Education – Independence to all and is the only school that offers placements to children of all abilities including pupils with Downs Syndrome at its school in Thailand.
To get an idea of the work they do read the story below.
This wee lad in my arms is called ‘Bee’. He goes to school with the Thai tims and he has Down syndrome. Bee needs an operation on his eyelids to improve his sight. His parents collect rubbish by the side of the road to sell for it’s recycle value. They are very poor and can’t afford the transport and care costs for the hospital trips to Bangkok, where the surgery must be carried out.
The good news is that Bee and his family are not alone. The Celtic family is behind them and through the Good Child Foundation, little Bee’s family are in the arms of The Celtic Family.
The good news is that Bee will travel next week to start his hospital appointments. All down to the work of the foundation.
I absolutely love the Thai Tims and love this song. I greatly admire and support the work done by the Goodchild Foundation in Thailand. It’s hard to believe thet the Thai Tims are in the UK charts and at number 16 in less than a week. It’s a once in a lifetime achievement for them.It would appear that dreams can come true and this is better than any dream I’ve had to date. Sincere congratulations to all at the school. xx
Well done bhoys.