12-year-old Donkii loves music, dancing, and pounding millet to help feed her family.
But this year, the rains were not good in Niger making the harvest only a tenth of what families need to survive. A poor harvest and the global food crisis are forcing children like Donkii to go hungry every day, affecting her health and future.
Funds raised from this year’s 40 Hour Famine will help children in Niger and Mali like Donkii have food year round. Her future isn’t decided. We can do something.
I’m going to be going 40 hours without food to help people like Donkii. Donate here: http://famine.org.nz/silalivirya if you want! Please want to!
Discover how the global food crisis and hunger affect our world and what can we do about it.
Going hard our for the hungry this weekend! Sponsor me at: http://famine.org.nz/silalivirya
Sponsor me for the 40 Hour Famine! • World Vision
This year, I will go through 40 hours without food and technology, while living in cardboard boxes in Horowhenua College’s school hall. The money raised wil go towards the people of Mali and Niger who struggle for food on a daily basis. I’m hoping for more money raised personally this year as I am one of the leaders who are organising the famine in school, and we have set a pretty high goal.
Cosmic Love - Florence and the Machine
Friend told me about them a few days ago. Absolutely wonderful.
Paper Kites - Featherstone
San Cisco - Golden Revolver
Be amazed by amazing music.
Beautiful.
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This is something all football fans should be able to get behind — and did. More than 100,000 fans signed the online petition, which prompts parliamentary debate.
Justice for the 96.
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