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✓ Published: 29-Apr-2020
✓ Published: 29-Apr-2020
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Watch the video then go to mercybeyondborders.org/FAN to donate to our virtual Fund-a-Need!nnToday we shift our focus back to St Bakhita Girls School in S.Sudan, still the only all-girl primary school in a country of 12 million. $100 keeps a girl safely in school there for an entire year. It allows her to grow and thrive instead of being confined to the virtual slavery of a forced early marriage.
Watch the video then go to mercybeyondborders.org/FAN to donate to our virtual Fund-a-Need!nnToday we shift our focus back to St Bakhita Girls School in S.Sudan, still the only all-girl primary school in a country of 12 million. $100 keeps a girl safely in school there for an entire year. It allows her to grow and thrive instead of being confined to the virtual slavery of a forced early marriage.
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