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have seen the movie and was truly inspired by the whole idea that
the whole world could be affected by one persons actions.
In my town we have a brownie and guide group who are selling their hall. I don't know if you have the same thing in the U.S. but the brownies are a group of girls upto the age of 11 and the guides from 11 upwards. They do good deeds and odd jobs for people and sell cookies and the like. They also have activities and games when they meet once a week. A short while ago the boy scouts, who have a part share, in the hall decided they wanted to cash in their share. The brownies and guides do not have the money so they have to sell the hall. Even if they could raise the cash they still wouldn't be able to afford the repair bills and the general upkeep. There is also a mother and toddlers group who use the hall three mornings a week. I have decided to buy the hall so the group can continue. I do not have the money either but i can raise it by selling my house to use as a deposit and get a mortgage for the balance. Once the deeds have been signed over to me i am then free to invite other charity organisations to use the facilities available. I expect the sale of my house to go through in the next 8 weeks. What i would like to do is build a PIF movement in the UK. kindest regards
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