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Conrad Smith of the All Blacks is raising money to build a wall around an orphanage in Kenya called Holding Hands Orphanage. The wall will provide shelter and protection for the children living there. Students at the school are collecting donations of money and cents to purchase bricks for Conrad's Wall and help the orphans in Kenya. They are encouraging others to donate anything they can to support this cause.
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Conrad's wall 2
- 2. We all need the same things food shelter and love.
- 3. These are the children at the Holding Hands Orphanage in Kenya .
- 5. Conrad Smith the All Black is helping to raise the money to build the wall. That is why it is called Conrad’s Wall. We want to help Conrad build the wall too.
- 6. Bring your 10c along and we will deliver it to them ! Bring anything!!!
- 7. If you have any $$ you can go to room 7 and we will put it Do you want on bricks that = $1.00 and we will to help us ? deliver to Kenya. Room 7
- 8. We need heaps of $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ to give to Kenya !!!!!
- 9. We are making signs and pictures.