Up Close: Children in War-Torn Nations

This ball was Moises' prized possession. It's made of bits of rubber and rags, and kids in refugee camps use balls like these to kick around until they fall apart. When Sting saw this photograph, he wanted to find a way to give these children soccer balls that are indestructible. A friend asked him to help fund the development of an indestructible soccer ball. Now all the proceeds from Sager's book, "The Power of the Invisible Sun," go to pay for the indestructible soccer balls. This July, Sager traveled back to Rwanda to give out the first one. Moises, the boy who inspired the project, was there among the group of children who received the new soccer balls. Sting and Sager have plans to distribute thousands of the balls all over the world. (Courtesy Bobby Sager)