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 California High School Event for Uganda (0) in Life in AfricaHi everybody!
Christina suggested I post this here. This is the first time I have ever started a new thread!
Our local high school here in La Crescenta, California, Crescenta Valley High School, is planning an all-day, all-campus event on June 2 (C...Updated 24 weeks ago, Tagged by: Christina
Comment (13) on California High School Event for Uganda (0) in Life in Africa|VIVA CVHS|
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Updated 29 weeks ago, Tagged by: Ri Chi
Comment (8) on May 2007: Makin' Bacon & Other Earned Income Strategies (0) in lost in the FOOD CHAIN moved to Ned.comA new earned income strategy
ok here goes. I am so excited about an idea I've got floating in my brain it's hard to set it down in written words. If this can work, I may have invented a new way of sourcing social investment capital that could be ve...Updated 33 weeks ago, Tagged by: Christina
Comment (5) on California High School Event for Uganda (0) in Life in AfricaHere are the latest details on the event, straight from the school's bulletin:
All students are welcome to join in the planning for the student-run festival, “Invisible Children, Visible Change,” set for June 2. This awesome fundraiser is benef...Updated 33 weeks ago, Tagged by: Christina
Poetry for fundraising (0) in FarmingI've been chatting with Gabriel off-line about leveraging the funding to turn his ideas into reality and suddenly he's revealed another talent, his being a prolific poet and writer with a portfolio of 1200 poems, 13 books plus other reports. We talke...Updated 34 weeks ago, Tagged by: Jeff Mowatt (CCAL30)
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