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to Northwestern's
Multicultural Club for their generous donation to help the
students at Bright Star. |
to Amber Reed for
choosing Bright Star as your community project. Your work is
sincerely appreciated. |
to Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church VBS. Even little children care about the kids at Bright
Star. Your donations will be used to buy food. |
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to Anoka U.M.C.
for your faithful support of the children at Bright Star. You
truly make a difference. |
to Chris Wolfe - AGAIN - for the
clothing. Lots of Bright Star girls are going to look spiffy. |
to the Women of the Church
of God in Anderson for the money to buy medical supplies. What a
blessing! |
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to Anza Trail M.S.
Honor Society for their hard-earned donation. Many needs
of the children will be met because of your generosity. |
to Maple Crest M.S. Student
Council for once again supporting Bright Star with a generous
donation. |
to Stacey Shell for all
the nice clothes you donated to the children. You're a good person,
just like your mother. |
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to Taylor M.S. 6th
graders who donated $110.16 to
buy shoes and sweaters for
children in need. |
to Barbara Fort for the
sock
hats! They are so soft and warm for the little ones' heads.
What a blessing you are. |
to my friends who are
providing funds for those treated in the clinic who need extensive
medical care. You are saving their lives and I thank you! |
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to Shiloh U.M.C.'s
Endowment Committee for money to buy medicines and Science lab
equipment. Your faithfulness is sincerely appreciated. |
to my Rotarian friends for their
generous donations and for sponsoring 5 of our new orphans! And
to Diana Tenbrook
for putting together the Bright Star display at
Rotary's District Conference.
Well done! |
to Illinois Prairie
Painters for all the art supplies. The students applauded when I
handed out the items to their class. |
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to Faith Presbyterian
Church for the "milk money", the personal contributions, the lovely
lunch, and the Christian fellowship. It was a terrific day! |
to
Shiloh U.M.C.'s
VBS for the 391 pairs
of socks and undies for Bright Star students plus money to buy school shoes. |
to Laurie Wardrop's
co-workers for the multitude of
medical supplies. They are
desperately needed. |
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to
St. Joseph Hospital,
CVS on W. Sycamore, and
Walgreen's
on S. Lafaountain for all the medical supplies. |
to Dr. Robert Dinn, Brent
Smelser, and Janet
Moore for all the donated medical supplies. |
to
Washington School students, Mrs.
Wesche, and Mrs. Shell for all of the colorful jump ropes for
the children at Bright Star! The ropes will be used! |
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to
Taylor Primary School for the
$250 to buy vitamins for the children at Bright Star. Very
generous donation! |
to the Marshall County Reading
Council for their generous donation, delicious dinner, and all the
bags! Thanks to you too, Mary Jackson and Alex Molnar. |
to Shirley, Cinda, and Thelma
for making all the beautiful uniforms. |
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to SonRise Worship Center
for your monthly donations to buy food for the kids. You make a big
difference. |
to Barbara for all of the
colored pencils and school supplies. The kids will have lots of fun
with them. |
to
Dr. Donald Fantuzzo for the children's toothbrushes and
boxes of toothpaste. |
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to Ralph and Lois
Grotrian for the socks, cards, prayer bracelets, Evangicubes, and undies to take to the kids in
May. |
to my church,
Good
Shepherd Lutheran, for buying the gifts for the entire
school. How generous and loving you are! |
to Becky Lewis for all the new
posters and charts for Bright Star's classrooms. |
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to
1st
Congregational Church for donating clothing to Bright
Star kids. |
to Velma Hartman for
the variety of gifts you've given to the kids. |
to Kim Kellar for
all the cards, craft items, and office supplies. They'll be
put to good use at the school. |
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to
Donna Pfafman for the 100's of New Testaments you're sending to
the students. |
to
Galveston Elementary School and
Jennifer Sweat for all the educational materials. |
to Miriam Thomas and
her Ivy Tech friends for the clothing to
take to the kids. |
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to
Aunt Carmen for buying the textbooks and chairs for our new Form
IV class and paying their registration fee for the national exam. |
to the
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Good
Shepherd of Palos Heights, Illinois, for helping buy
food for the students. |
to Don Holt for
money to buy medical supplies. Don, you're a hoot! |
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to
Delta Kappa Gamma for the money, socks, underwear, and school
supplies for the kids. |
to
The Nearly New Shop for crediting
donated items to Bright Star's account and for all the items you
donate to the school.
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to Lisa McDonald
for all the cards, stationery, and envelopes for the sponsor
letters. |
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to the Anoka U.M.C. for the money to add a bathroom to the girls' dorm
(click here
to see photos) and
for the delicious breakfast you served the community to raise funds
for Bright Star. |
to the anonymous
donor who mailed $60 in cash to me for the school. I'd love to
know who you are. Your generosity is appreciated. |
to Claudia for the maps, Robbi
for the pens, and Cathy for the pens and pencils. We need
them all. |
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to Dr.
Tonya Brown for helping mission group members get their
immunizations for the trip to visit Bright Star. |
to Leslie and to all who donated
money for Bright Star at Burger King on East Markland in
Kokomo. The $144.46 was used to buy sewing materials for the
new sewing center. |
to Mrs. Robertson's
5th grade class at
Thompson Elementary School in Walton
that voted to
forego their usual Christmas gift exchange and instead donate their
money to Bright Star. |
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For information
about another worthy effort to help orphans in Kenya, click
here. |
For information about a woman helping the handicapped in Sudan, click
here. |
You can visit my
personal web page
here. |
