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The school is already built🏫 The girls who need it most can&#39;t reach it. Many live too far to walk there, and a girl with nowhere safe to stay is within reach of exploitation long before she ever finishes her education. A dormitory changes that. It gives 200 girls a safe place to live, free of charge, so they can stay in the classroom - and school is the way out for good. We&#39;re raising $40,000 to finish the girls&#39; dormitory in Tanzania. Build it once, and a new 200 take their place for a generation. This is The Aslan Fund - named for the lion in Narnia who lays himself down for those who can&#39;t protect themselves. That&#39;s the whole idea: standing between these girls and a hard world, so the ones who can&#39;t protect themselves don&#39;t have to. Every gift goes directly to the build through The Artists Commission, a registered 501(c)(3), and is fully tax-deductible.

Hi <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style="" style="color: rgb(42, 42, 196); overflow-wrap: anywhere; -webkit-user-select: none; background-color: rgb(248, 248, 255); border: 1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255); border-radius: 4px; margin: 0px; padding: 1px 8px; font-size: 11px; display: inline-block; box-sizing: inherit;">First name , This is an automated message, yes, but I want you to understand where I am at when writing this. I&#39;ve just created this whole giving widget. I have a knot in my throat as I understand that when this email has made it to you, it&#39;s only after you have contributed your hard-earned money to helping me help others. This is something the Lord put on my heart for my 30th. My brother-in-law Tucker Rodkey (the guy with the 501(c)(3)) had a phone call, and I said, &quot;What&#39;s the least I can do for my 30th? I want to do something good for others, and something cool like planting a tree, where in a decade I can show everyone, look what we did.&quot; He said we need 6 grand to finish the roofing of the last building so the school can be populated. The next thing is like 40 grand. I said, &quot;I&#39;m not doing that.&quot; The good Lord poked at my heart that whole next week, saying, yes, you are. Where He guides, He provides. I was scared - I have no idea what I&#39;m doing, but I have seen, time after time, if the Lord wants me to do something, He will make a way. So this is me saying: yes, I didn&#39;t write this email to you personally, but I really want you to know the unbelievable gratitude that I have that you are a part of Him making a way, and us all spreading light in this world. Matthew 5:14 &mdash; be light. That&#39;s you.Thank you. Johan Hugo johan@pipelinealpha.co

The school is already built🏫 The girls who need it most can't reach it. Many live too far to walk there, and a girl with nowhere safe to stay is within reach of exploitation long before she ever finishes her education. A dormitory changes that. It gives 200 girls a safe place to live, free of charge, so they can stay in the classroom - and school is the way out for good. We're raising $40,000 to finish the girls' dormitory in Tanzania. Build it once, and a new 200 take their place for a generation. This is The Aslan Fund - named for the lion in Narnia who lays himself down for those who can't protect themselves. That's the whole idea: standing between these girls and a hard world, so the ones who can't protect themselves don't have to. Every gift goes directly to the build through The Artists Commission, a registered 501(c)(3), and is fully tax-deductible.

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