Thank you to the school and the people that gave me the opportunity to learn all that I have and will in the future. I will always cherish this gift.
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The original objective of the Kaili Village Development program was to have 450 families moving sustainably towards a poverty free future by December 2017. At time of writing, 300 families are in the program and progressing well. In fact, 85% of these families have now repaid their Captivating loans to Heifer China.
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Saturday, October 22 once again saw guests filling the grand ballroom of the Futian Shangri-la, Shenzhen China, in support of the Annual Captivating Charity Auction. The event, now in its 8th year, was this year run in partnership with the Shenzhen Charity Federation – a fantastic partnership that will continue into the future. The evening was amazing – our best yet. The results were worth it.
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8th Annual Midnight Charity Race - Shenzhen, 2016
Register now to run 5km or 10 km
100% of the income from this event will support Captivating's charity work in China.
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The construction of 6 incredibly large greenhouses, generously funded by Green Packaging ASIA, has just been completed in Xunhua & Guide Counties, Western China. Many families in these villages profiled as extremely poor and have struggled to afford to send their children to school. In total, these 6 greenhouses have benefited 84 families with over 120 children.
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Every hour, of every day, AT LEAST 2 girls will disappear from Nepal. Our partners think actual numbers are much higher than this.
Some are intercepted and rescued…
Many are not…
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Shortly after the school year ends in mid-July, our students head home for a short summer break. It’s a little teary, because we grow to love each of them. We miss each of the girls dearly and count down the days until we see them again.
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We continue to be thrilled with how our pilot Stop the Traffick 5k event played out earlier this month. Donations are still flowing in supporting this event.
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Tso Shong Kindergarten is located in a very remote region in Western China. The villagers here mainly live by farming. Very little traffic enters this village which has created isolation for these families. Their income is not enough to cover daily life expenses such as food, clothes and oil to burn. Medical care and education is very expensive...
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Lijia Village Primary School has 40 children attending. Most of these children have parents who are illiterate and are very poor and do not understand the importance of education. The only books these children have to read are their school text books. This environment is not nurturing children to have a desire to learn and to read. Read the full article...
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