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Invisible Children's Club Impact On Society
Invisible children’s club is an in-school organization focused on devoting its services to provide relief and build homes for disadvantaged children and people of Eastern Africa. This club is focused on bringing together students in order to make a positive impact on the world. I love this club very much because it is so committed to helping people. During the school year every year we think of new ways to raise money for our cause. Just recently this year we had a pet wash at our local pet store and asked people to come by with any donation, big or small. The event took place on a cold and drizzly Saturday morning. Everyone was hungry, tired, and freezing but that never stopped us from staying and washing the animals that came by. My best
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