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December 27, 2013

Thank you Kieran!

Kieran Gullan is a remarkable little boy!  After seeing a Presentation about Let The Children Live’s work in Colombia, 9-year old Kieran, a pupil at Holy Family School in Aberdeen, was deeply moved and felt he had to do something to help the children there. He knew that his church, St Margaret’s Episcopal Church, gives 1% of it’s income to charity each year and so, with his mum’s help, he spoke to the congregation asking that this year the money should go to Let The Children Live! The Dean, Fr Emslie, and all the congregation were so impressed that they voted to give the charity a cheque for £605! Well done, Kieran, and ‘Thank You’ from all our children!Last

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