Save the Children

Your $28 per month commitment will help us change the life of your sponsored child and your life will likely change too! Millions of children suffer from the devastating loss of one or more parents and now live with little hope. As a Save the Children child sponsor, you’ll help us provide things like the opportunity for a good education, clean water and access to health care.

Most importantly, you can help bring hope to a child who needs to know they’re not alone — or forgotten. Within weeks, you’ll receive a sponsorship package with your child’s photo and personal story. Through regular progress reports and updated photos, you’ll see your sponsorship dollars hard at work.

Give the gift of sponsorship: http://bit.ly/7yawUi

Thank you for giving hope to a child in need,
Cindy LaBlanc
Save the Children

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Note: Save the Children is an organization you can trust. In fiscal year 2008, 92% of expenditures went to program services. That percentage is an average for all of Save the Children's programs worldwide; the percentage spent on any particular program may vary. Learn more: http://bit.ly/5nBMRX

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Your gifts have the power to change lives! Check out Save the Children’s new holiday catalog: http://bit.ly/55s0bl

Shopping is fast and convenient – and it's so much more! It's about honoring your loved ones with gifts that will bring lasting change to impoverished children and families. You can give gifts like:

$25 Gift: Malaria treatment for 10 children: http://bit.ly/8D8SSj

$68 Gift: Education for a young girl for one year: http://bit.ly/79a0yI

Undecided? Give a gift where its needed most and you can receive a bonus gift: http://bit.ly/7AitOp

You Get: The satisfaction of knowing that your valuable gift will be wisely spent to help children in need around the world.

Your Honoree Gets: A personalized card featuring the photo and description of the item you've purchased and how that gift will help children in need. This card will remind your friend or loved one of the truly meaningful gift you sent.

P.S. Please share with friends to let them know just how fast, easy and meaningful their holiday shopping can be.

Thanks for being the difference,

Save the Children

Note: Save the Children is an organization you can trust. In fiscal year 2008, 92% of expenditures went to program services. That percentage is an average for all of Save the Children's programs worldwide; the percentage spent on any particular program may vary. Learn more: http://bit.ly/5nBMRX


Save the Children Links:
Website: http://www.SavetheChildren.org
Legal Disclosure: http://bit.ly/4zYIL0
Privacy Policy:http://bit.ly/7fbRDn
Terms and Conditions:http://bit.ly/7UvEBs

Procter & Gamble's Safeguard brand and Save the Children partner to reach 100 primary schools in Pakistan through a school health and hygiene project.

According to UNICEF Pakistan, "about 80% of all major diseases such as diarrhea, cholera, typhoid, hepatitis are due to unsafe drinking water, inadequate sanitation and poor hygiene." The incidence of disease is greater in developing countries such as Pakistan, where a large fraction of the population is living in extreme conditions of poverty, with an improper sewage disposal system and inadequate sanitation facilities in public places including hospitals, health centers and schools and unavailability of clean water. According to the Pakistan Federal Bureau of Statistics, 30% of the Pakistani population has no access to toilets.

Read more at: http://bit.ly/44bnkw

Watch YouTube video: http://bit.ly/1pOURz