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The Indian boy's last petition
The Indian boy's last petition APK
2.0 ․ 8 years agoFree ․ Seeds of Empowerment ⇣ Download APK (10.23 MB)
What's The Indian boy's last petition APK?
The Indian boy's last petition is a app for Android, It's developed by Seeds of Empowerment author.
First released on google play in 12 years ago and latest version released in 8 years ago.
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Children love to tell stories. However, in some parts of the world, their creative voices are never heard. Seeds of Empowerment, a non-profit arm of XRI, Inc. 501C(3 )organization, is determined to provide these children with a voice through the 1001 stories program.
The Seeds team collects children's stories through storytelling competitions in underprivileged urban slums or remote rural villages in the developing world. The winning stories are translated, illustrated, and published. Any revenue generated from the published stories is sent back to the child who won the competition.
The goal of the 1001 stories program is to raise $30 a month for each child who wins a story competition. This money will pay for his or her educational needs, including textbooks, uniforms, and one meal a day.
This story is from a child living in Rwanda. The child wished to convey the value of family love. Please enjoy the story, and if you wish to write to the child, send an email to [email protected].
The Seeds team collects children's stories through storytelling competitions in underprivileged urban slums or remote rural villages in the developing world. The winning stories are translated, illustrated, and published. Any revenue generated from the published stories is sent back to the child who won the competition.
The goal of the 1001 stories program is to raise $30 a month for each child who wins a story competition. This money will pay for his or her educational needs, including textbooks, uniforms, and one meal a day.
This story is from a child living in Rwanda. The child wished to convey the value of family love. Please enjoy the story, and if you wish to write to the child, send an email to [email protected].
