Christmas has gone but its spirit is still around...

You can't miss "A Worldwide wish". It's a cool website where your wishes worth money and help others! You just need to hang your wishes on a Christmas tree, and they will donate $.10 per wish to a non-profit organization, called "Adopt-a-Classroom". They will donate up to $50,000, but we have less than $3.000 so far. It just depend on us! Let's make it! I am counting on you! :)

O Natal já passou mas o clima ainda continua...
Visite o site "A Worldwide wish". É um site legal onde seus desejos valem dinheiro e ajudam os outros! Você só precisa pendurar seus pedidos na árvore de natal e eles doarão $0,10 por pedido para a ONG "Adopt-a-Classroom". Eles poderão doar até $50.000, mas temos menos de $3.000 até agora. Só depende de nós! Não custa nada! Tô contando com você! :)

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