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11-yr-old Girl Shaves Her Head for Africa

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08 Mar 2009 69 views
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11-yr-old Girl Shaves Her Head for Africa
An 11 year old girl has shaved her head to raise money to build a school in Uganda. Her goal is to raise donations of $10,000 through her family's website, DivinePurposUnleashed.com. Watch her talk about her hopes and her hair on YouTube:

An 11 year old girl has shaved her head to raise money to build a school in Uganda. Her goal is to raise donations of $10,000 through her family's website. Watch her talk about her hopes and her hair on YouTube:

Thanks to Harry Tucker for the link...

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