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  Countless Homeless Children in Bodh-Gaya, India await your help. We need more Founding Partners to provide the Funds to build another level on our existing orphanage which will provide housing for an additional 24 children. Although our Generous Sponsors provide each child with their daily needs, we also need to raise additional capital in order for us to continue building the infrastructure necessary to grow the capacity at our facilities. We hope to raise the funds for this project by .   Please do what you can to help and get involved with this cause by sharing this page with your friends and family. We are hoping to raise $0 for this cause. So far we have raised $0. If you would like to contribute to this cause, click on the donate button below:

 

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