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Mission Statement: “Our mission is to create lasting, positive change in the lives of children in need.” Website: http://www.savethechildren.org/ My donation: $10 Save the Children is one of the larger and more long standing non-profit organizations, providing a wide range of programs from prenatal care for new mothers to immunizing young children, building schools in developing countries and improving literacy and nutrition for ...
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1 hour, 26 minutes ago ago from Georgia Natural Mom
Home About Blogroll Goosebumps Land of Lovings Table for Two I Geek Weekly roundup Georgia’s 13.6 percent premature birth rate earns an “F” from March of Dimes Like the rest of the southeastern states, Georgia got an “F” when the March of Dimes released its 2009 Premature Birth Report Cards . (The national rate is 12.7 percent, one of the worst among developed ...
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