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This document summarizes Planet Aid's international program support for 2003, listing amounts provided to various organizations in different countries. Major recipients included children's towns and teacher training colleges in Angola totaling $194,000, Child Aid programs in Zimbabwe totaling $213,000, and children's programs in China, Guatemala, India, Mozambique, Nicaragua, South Africa, and other locations around the world. It concludes by thanking all donors for their contributions.
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- 1. Planet Aid, Inc. Clothes Collection for Development International Program Support 2003
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- 17. Zimbabwe Ø C to C Ø Farmer’s Club
- 18. Zimbabwe Ø Ponesai Vanhu Technical College
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