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Title:A Chance for Kids   -   http://www.achanceforkids.org
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A Chance For Kids, Inc. is to serve and assist children in Haiti in order to increase their quality of life and sense of self worth. Haiti is a country that suffers from extreme poverty. Poverty traps future generations in a vicious cycle without hope and opportunity. A Chance For Kids will strive to bring the people of Haiti out of this poverty. Our organization will specifically target the children in Haiti and seek to offer them shelter, education, and good health.

Category:Children and Youth
Link Owner:Nixon Octavien
Date Added:November 13, 2009 09:18:40 PM
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