On the 250th anniversary of the United States, an extraordinary vision was introduced-one that seeks to make every child a participant in the nation's economic future. Through the Invest America Act and the launch of Trump Accounts, every eligible American child receives an investment account seeded with an initial contribution, while philanthropists and corporations are encouraged to add to those accounts, creating long-term wealth through ownership and investment. This initiative is built on a simple but powerful belief: every child deserves an opportunity not only to dream but also to own a stake in their country's future. Among the first and most inspiring acts of generosity came from Gwynne Shotwell, President and Chief Operating Officer of SpaceX, and her husband, Robert Shotwell. Together, they committed $325 million in SpaceX stock to benefit millions of American children. In announcing their gift, Gwynne Shotwell explained that they hoped their contribution would encourage the next generation to continue humanity's journey of innovation and exploration. Rather than simply giving money, they chose to invest in the future potential of young people, believing that today's children will become tomorrow's scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs, explorers, and leaders. President Donald J. Trump publicly thanked Gwynne and Robert Shotwell for what he described as an extraordinary act of generosity, recognizing their contribution as one that will improve the lives of thousands of children and strengthen the American Dream. This story offers an important lesson that extends far beyond the United States. Imagine if nations around the world-including Nepal-encouraged successful entrepreneurs, innovators, investors, and philanthropists to create similar opportunities for children. Even modest investments made early in life can grow over decades, helping young people pursue education, start businesses, develop new technologies, or simply begin adulthood with greater financial security. True nation-building is not only about roads, bridges, or buildings. It is also about investing in human potential. Gwynne Shotwell has long been admired for her leadership in transforming SpaceX into one of the world's most innovative aerospace companies. Yet her greatest achievement may not be measured only by rockets reaching orbit, but by her willingness to help future generations reach their own aspirations. Her example demonstrates that leadership is inseparable from humility, success is most meaningful when shared, and innovation carries its greatest value when it creates opportunity for others. For young people in Nepal and across the world, this is a reminder that dreams are worth pursuing, that education and perseverance matter, and that today's generation has a responsibility to leave a stronger foundation for those who follow. Congratulations to Gwynne Shotwell and Robert Shotwell for this remarkable act of generosity, and to everyone whose efforts made this initiative possible. To the world's most humble Rocket Woman, Gwynne Shotwell: thank you for proving that the highest achievements in science and technology can be matched by humility, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to future generations. May your example continue to inspire Nepal, America, and the entire world.