We are so excited to announce that we reached our goal of raising funds to provide 200,000 meals to families in need this year!
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The 10 international ambassadors started raising funds for the Holidays!
This year, we decided to add an international twist to our Holidays campaign, by launching in conjunction an international Ambassadors Campaign!
Coming from Canada, the US, Norway, France, Belgium and Australia, our young and dedicated ambassadors have committed to raise funds in the name of Latet in their communities.
Coming from Canada, the US, Norway, France, Belgium and Australia, our young and dedicated ambassadors have committed to raise funds in the name of Latet in their communities.
They each got their donations page, that they can share through various media to their families, friends and communites. We are so excited to see what's to come!
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Closing a successful High Holidays Campaign!
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2018 was a huge year for Latet! A year full of meaningful work, thanks to you, our dear friends. Check out our 2018 summary report >>
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cutting in lines, beeping car hones a minute after the traffic light has changed, yelling loudly using their hands, manipulating...
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