After singing 80 anthems in 80 countries to raise money for charity, Capri Everitt is still performing.

On Canada Day, the Vancouver girl came to Langley to sing 鈥淥 Canada鈥� for an appreciative audience at the .

From November of 2015 to August of 2016, the 11-year-old travelled to 80 countries to sing 80 national anthems in 41 different languages to raise money for SOS Children鈥檚 Villages International.

She told The Times it was a family initiative with mother Kerrie, father Tom and younger brother Bowen.

鈥淲e wanted to help kids who didn鈥檛 have any parents and didn鈥檛 have any people to help them,鈥� she said.

鈥淢y mom came up with the name 鈥淎round the world in 80 anthems鈥� because of the book 鈥淎round the world in 80 days.鈥� My dad came up with the idea of singing national anthems because a lot of kids around the world would not know the same pop songs that we sing in Canada, but they would know their national anthem and they would be able to sing with me.鈥�

is the largest orphan-focused charity in the world with locations in over 134 countries and helps over 78,000 orphaned and abandoned children.

鈥淚t鈥檚 an amazing charity because it gives homes to these orphaned and abandoned children.鈥�

The 鈥�80 anthems in 80 countries鈥� began on November 20, 2015 at Unicef鈥檚 Universal Children鈥檚 Day celebrations in Ottawa where Capri sang the Canadian National Anthem and spoke as SOS Children鈥檚 Villages youngest Youth Ambassador.

She completed her 80th anthem at a Washington Nationals Game on August 12, 2016.

The family said the inspiration for the globe-trotting initiative was the book 鈥淭he World Needs Your Kid: How to Raise Children Who Care and Contribute鈥� by international child rights activists Craig Kielburger and Marc Kielburger.

Described as 鈥渆verything you need to know about raising kids, lending a hand, and changing the world鈥� the book talks about how small actions can make a huge difference in the life of a child and ultimately change the world.

The online website noted that 鈥淐apri has been singing, playing piano and dancing since she was five.鈥�

鈥淰ancouverites know her as a regular feature on Main St., busking with her keyboards and amplifier鈥� in front of the Dexter Realty office where parents Tom and Kerrie both work.

She performed at Carnegie Hall in New York on Dec 20, 2015 as a winner in the American Protege International Music Competition.

Watch her go through 40 anthems in one take below.