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Help the Invisible Childrenby ~FullofSecrets

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My church group is doing a huge project called "Invisible Children" and they have this huge bookdrive that we helped with. We got a ton of books through it, which will go to help educate children in Uganda as well as be resold to donate money to build schools.

The main quote for this project is "Be the change you wish to see if the world" by Gandhi.

We did a bunch of chalk drawings to help get attention (and cause we were bored when no one outside of church showed up since it was under-publicized). I didn't do this one (I'm not a good artist. I'd never be able to draw something so awesome) but it was done by an awesome artist friend of mine.

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!Lyndziiiii Jan 28, 2009

I LOVE THIS ONE! That's very cool!

~FullofSecrets Jan 28, 2009

Thank you very much.

I'll be sure to tell the artist who drew it too. ^^

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