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Updated Apr 19, 2022
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Chapter 1
00:07
Chapter 2
00:10
Chapter 3
00:13
Chapter 4
00:17
Chapter 5
00:20
Chapter 6
00:32
Chapter 7
00:36
Chapter 8
01:19
Chapter 9
01:32
Chapter 10
01:40
Chapter 11
01:46
6 M I L L I O N
01:48
or 16% as of 2020
01:56
Chapter 14
02:35
Chapter 15
02:46
Chapter 16
03:15
Chapter 17
03:22
Chapter 18
03:42
Chapter 19
03:54
Chapter 20
04:14
Chapter 21
04:23
Chapter 22
04:33
Chapter 23
05:28
Chapter 24
05:32
Chapter 25
05:36
Chapter 26
05:41
Chapter 27
06:06
Chapter 28
Audio Transcript
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can you imagine a world where creativity
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and future possibilities are completely snuffed out,
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Where we have failed to continue our space exploration,
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Where are medical advancements are no better than they were 30 years ago?
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A future where we're still reliant on fossil fuels
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in a future where we have failed to raise the standard of living for all
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Save the Children is currently combating this reality
00:26 - 00:28
with its aggressive child focused initiatives.
00:29 - 00:32
Children are the future incarnate and how we invest in them
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determines exactly where our future
00:35 - 00:36
will be.
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I have researched
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Save the Children
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online
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and have found many sources of information.
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These sources ranged from newspaper articles, us census information
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and programs that save the Children currently
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leads.
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Now
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the future of the human race depends solely on how we invest in our Children
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but not just our Children and our homes.
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The Children that are across the globe that we often don't hear or see about
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Now. I know that's left you with a couple of questions.
01:08 - 01:10
So allow me to explain exactly what I mean.
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We need organizations like Save the Children.
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Some people might say
01:16 - 01:19
groups like Save the Children are doing the Lord's work
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Now we as 21st century people often find ourselves
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overwhelmed with responsibilities that are pertinent to our life
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due to this unfortunate reality,
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we need a steadfast organization
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like Save the Children
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that can make the impact that we cannot.
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Now when you think nationally
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There are roughly six million Children
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that are currently living in poverty.
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That can also be equated to 16%
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as of 2020
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according to the U. S. Census and the Casey Foundation.
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Now poverty is not the only issue
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that Children can face.
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What about childcare or even education,
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I'll have good news for you.
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Save the Children is involved in that endeavor as well.
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During the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
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Save the Children quickly set up a child care center
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as they recognize that the catastrophe of this measure
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can impact Children for years to come
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in the years to follow.
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They actually set up
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a head start program
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in Sunflower Mississippi
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which they facilitate the operations of
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this further exemplifies
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the dedication
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that say the Children have to ensuring that Children receive a quality education
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on top of educating these Children.
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They also
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feed Children
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daily and ensure that they are protected
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in a safe environment.
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No,
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I've provided you two examples that are local to us
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so that I can explain to you what save the Children does
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not only does save the Children do this locally,
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but they actually do this
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in 100 different countries
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across the world.
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A few simple clicks and you can personally
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see this information
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for yourself
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on their website
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now that I've informed you about the kind of outreach
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that save the Children was involved in.
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I bet you're a bit curious as to how you can get involved
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depending on your situation,
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you may even be able to go full time.
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However currently
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skilled volunteers are needed.
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If you have specific skills that you think might help save the Children,
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I implore you to visit their website,
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you'd be surprised exactly how you can help.
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No,
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I'm not that naive.
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I know that everybody doesn't have this amount of time laying around
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to dedicate.
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That's okay. There's nothing wrong with that.
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You can still help Children
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With the constant rise
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in goods and services
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that we've been seeing after the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The most important support right now is actually financial support.
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Like I said with the cost of gas
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and food,
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things are skyrocketing.
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Now you may ask,
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what kind of donation are you asking?
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Well that's simple.
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Let's imagine that you're going out.
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You want to go see a movie and maybe have dinner before.
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What does that cost?
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Roughly? $50
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with that same amount.
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You can feed a starving child.
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Actually, you can feed three starving Children
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for 30 days.
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It's a lot of food for only $50.
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Additionally,
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you have the option to make a one
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time contribution or you can make a monthly contribution
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of whatever you decide
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now after making your contribution, it doesn't end there.
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You can also be rewarded for making this
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contribution.
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How you may ask
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on your taxes.
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Save the Children
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is a charitable non profit organization
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that allows you to claim any money that you donate to
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them on your tax expenditure at the end of the year.
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Now that you smile
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about saving on your taxes.
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You can also smile
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knowing that you have put food on the table for a child in need
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a book and a hand for Children learning to read
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and an education for a child that otherwise
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would not have it.
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After hearing
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about the wonderful work that save the Children is involved in
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how you can get active
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or facilitate their financial future,
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I hope that you can find it in your heart
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to make a contribution of your time
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or maybe even some money
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You can actually offer as little as $10.
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So please
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remember
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the Children
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or our future
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and they are direct
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reflection
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of where we will be
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in the years to come.
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