"Kind Fund Delivers Malawi Desks"

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Lawrence: ‘Desks change everything’ for students in Malawi

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The Kind Fund is a partnership with MSNBC and UNICEF that we call the Kind Fund .

It provides desks made in Malawi by workers who would be unemployed and unable to feed their families without your support for kids in need of desks.

You can make a contribution in any amount that is for desks or holiday gift of anyone on your list of gifts.

English is my favorite subject, and I like it so much because I learn interesting stories, there is folk tales.

I've met enough 7th graders in Malawi now to know that Shimwe can absolutely go all the way 10 years from now .

I can never thank you enough for helping her get there. But no one says thank you better than the children of Malawi who always sing their thank yous.

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