YANK BARRY RECEIVES NOBEL PEACE PRIZE NOMINATION
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Yank Barry is a World-renowned philanthropist, former kingsmen lead singer and Nobel prize nominee. He is the founder of Charity Global Village Champions Foundation and VitalPro Foods Inc. He is a famous Canadian businessman, singer, writer, composer, arranger, producer, publisher, and executive.

 

Yank Barry's Foundation, Global Village Champions Foundation, has been the first on the ground in many disaster stricken area's worldwide and has provided food, medical aid, shelter & clothing for the lost and forgotten; breaking through red tape and political barriers to help those most in need.  "Because of his tremendous work, I recently recognized him with the Humanitarian Uplift Award on the floor of the United States House of Representatives to honor him for his tremendous work to bring about peace and prosperity as a world humanitarian", stated Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee. 

https://jacksonlee.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/yank-barry-receives-nobel-peace-prize-nomination
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