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Anne Frank: Silver Supper On Christmas
Anne Frank once wrote, “No one has ever become poor by giving.” This is an important thing to remember because it does not take much to help others, even smiling at someone could lift their spirits and change their day around. I went to help serve silver supper on Christmas Day last year, which was a chance to help the people who needed it. Do what you can to help others because it feels amazing to know you helped another person, it could mean a lot to
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