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Charitable #: 89635 4008 RR0001 give a day to World AIDS
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 |  in this issue "The evolution of the Foundation continues to be fascinating..." Thirteen million children have lost their parents to AIDS in sub-Saharan
Africa – more than the total number of every boy and girl under
18 currently living in Canada, Denmark, Ireland, Norway and Sweden combined. Grannies take action! Together, over 150 Canadian grandmothers' groups
have raised over $1 million, enabling the Foundation to increase funding
to grannies in 14 sub-Saharan African countries. Directed by Liz Marshall, this second film in a trilogy about SLF's
work gives voice to six orphans in sub-Saharan Africa and the grassroots
organizations that work on their behalf. SLF currently funds more than 100 grassroots initiatives in 14 countries
across sub-Saharan Africa. Bruno's Story - Nyaka AIDS Orphans School, Uganda Grassroots projects are the focus of the Foundation. Read more about
four remarkable initiatives. In 2006, Canadians raised an amazing $3.1 million by holding community
events to help ease the pain of HIV/AIDS in Africa. Revenue & allocation, and SLF receives $1 million donation! Our mandate, our Board of Directors and our deepest thanks to Alexis
MacDonald. How you can help make a difference. 
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Give
a Day provides a chance for Canadians to come together in their communities
and make a difference in the lives of those affected by the pandemic.
In 2006, Canadians from coast to coast raised $500,000 by giving one
day’s pay on December 1st, World AIDS Day. Give a Day 2007 is well
underway – new workplaces are already joining the campaign and
are planning events for the fall. 
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