My Proudest Moment....
And it had nothing to do with weight loss.
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| Being interviewed by our local news channel - I'll add video if they add it online! |
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| Myself and my fellow organizers, the team from Invisible Children (including Robert from Uganda) and the team from my school's Center for Civic Engagement |
Along with my closest school-friend Sadie, brought this event to my campus. Because we care, not for credit, recognition or due to a requirement. We did it because once you learn about Child Soliders - children taken from their homes between the ages of 5 and 12 - old enough to carry a gun but not old enough to ask questions, you cannot forget. I've included some photos from our event today.
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| Our amazing turn-out |
In 33 days, our next event will take place. People world-wide will be taking a 25 Hour Vow of Silence to raise awareness about this war that has been going on for 25 years. I have set a fundraising goal of 500 dollars - please help me reach this goal and continue to act as a leader on my campus when it comes to helping and supporting those who cannot support themselves.
DONATE HERE!
Love,
Angie
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| Me, Bailey (from Arkansas on tour with IC), Sadie, Robert (from IC, from Northern Uganda), Justin (from Amarillo, Texas on tour with IC) and Katrina (from NH, on tour with IC) |
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with my bestest friend!
4 comments:
I'm proud of you.
I had been watching your status updates on FB and I am so happy that this was such a great turnout for you! So proud! I would be there to support you (and the cause!) if I could! Little $$ support just got sent your way :)
from me too!
Damn..I am so glad you blogged about this bc I was confused by FB and couldnt figure out what was going on. Is there anyway you can link the video from the interview? And I am a proud mama too! Good job Angiekins.
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