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 Post subject: kids going to school hungry
PostPosted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 5:06 pm 
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Got a phone call this morning, one of several asking for money for Budat and Mulan - my two little sisters - whose mum and dad are broke so they're got no lunch to bring with them to school. Can anyone help in situations like this? I get asked for $100 each time. Should we start a fund for things like this?

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 Post subject: Re: kids going to school hungry
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ididjaustralia wrote:
Got a phone call this morning, one of several asking for money for Budat and Mulan - my two little sisters - whose mum and dad are broke so they're got no lunch to bring with them to school. Can anyone help in situations like this? I get asked for $100 each time. Should we start a fund for things like this?

Guan


Yes we should

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Hi Guan,
I think many people here would like to help in what way is possible and feasible and helpful for all involved.
I realise that this is a difficult problem, and do not feel able to make any constructive suggestions, but
please keep us all informed.
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