Pāhonoa te oro

Leo had everything money could buy—but now he had something far more valuable: happiness, friendship, and love. From that day, Leo’s family began to live differently. They laughed more, helped others, and appreciated the small things. And Samir? He stayed the happiest boy in Oakridge, showing that true wealth is not what you own, but how you live, love, and enjoy life. If you learned something from Leo’s story, remember: real wealth is not money or toys. It is love, friendship, and joy in simple