<div>Kelly is an only child to her single mum Sandra. She is a kind, hard working, conscientious girl who attended Matobo Primary School in Zimbabwe, where she excelled. Kelly was then fortunate enough to have a sponsor who put her through a private Zimbabwean high school to do her Cambridge AS and A levels. Kelly got two A’s a B and a C.
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<div>After school Kellys passion was caring for people. She decided she wanted to do nursing. She did a nurse aid course and a three month practical in a hospital in Bulawayo.
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<div>University was still Kelly’s dream although financially it was not possible. It has been a long process, where in the meantime Kelly was pleased to get a teaching assistant position at a Montessori school called Absorbent Minds in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. In the afternoons Kelly continued with her caring passion and looked after an elderly dementia patient.  She has been amazing, so hands on and loving.  Understanding of dementia and how to navigate the many situations. 
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<div>Kelly has finally got two university acceptances at UITM and Vincent Pol in Poland, to start in October
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<div>Now … to get her there. Kelly needs to raise a total of 12,600 for her 3 year degree in nursing. Even if she can get through one year at a time, this will be Kelly’s dream come true!
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<div>I'm Brad Mitchel and I will personally match the first $3,000 in donations. I’m reaching out to you in support of the American Foundation for Children with AIDS (AFCA). I was recently flying back from Europe and met its founder, Tanya Weaver. What a tremendous woman and organization, changing lives now for 21+ years!! I will personally match the first $3,000 of donations. Please give financial or promotional support. They SUSTAINABLY change and save lives, one child and one family at a time - with RESULTS. #ThatsGoodMojo
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<div>This incredible organization provides life-changing services to HIV+ children, children orphaned by AIDS, and their caregivers in some of the most underserved communities in Africa. Together, we can make a profound difference in their lives.
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<div>Your contributions will help AFCA continue its vital work, transforming the lives of families in Kenya, Malawi, Uganda, Zimbabwe, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Every dollar counts, and together, we can support their mission of self-reliance and sustainability.
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<li>Providing critical medical support to children affected by HIV/AIDS.
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<div>Join me in making a positive impact. Your generosity can help change lives and bring hope to those who need it most. Thank you for your support! #ThatsGoodMojo
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<div>John passed away at the age of 47, on Wednesday September 24th, 2025, leaving behind his wife Amy, and their two young boys. Oakley and Rocco had their 8th and 1st birthdays whilst their Dad was in hospital. His family now have to live with the heartbreaking reality that he never did come home, and try to piece their lives back together without him.
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<div>Rather than flowers at the funeral, and in memory of John, we have set up this fundraising account. Whether big or small, your donation is truly appreciated. Every penny will go towards the future of the boys, Oakley and Rocco. Thank you so much, Steph.
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In memory of John, for Oakley and Rocco.

<div>Just a few weeks is all it took to change a life forever. After tests, appointments, MRI…..
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<div>Uterine cancer, leading to a full hysterectomy and additional cancer treatments post surgery,
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<div>is the news my sweet friend Katie heard recently with little time to prepare before surgery.
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<div>Anyone that knows this woman, knows how selfless and giving she is. However, cancer doesn’t care and this hit hard. Hard mental, physically and financially. Katie told me at dinner last week that she hoped to be back at work in just 4 days post surgery because the bills don’t stop coming just because cancer turns your life upside down.
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<div>Please join me in helping to take the pressure off financially for this amazing, selfless, loving School Counselor, coach and friend, so she can solely focus on fighting this awful news and kick cancer’s a**!
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<div>Because I know you’ll love a creative catch phrase…Fight like a KING, Katie! We love you and join you in this fight!
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<div>Hi friends! The cost of Tom’s operation has gone up! So I’m sharing this again if anyone else feels they could help. Thank you so much! 
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<div>Hi Jenny here! My son Tom had a nasty rugby injury back in July (rugby being compulsory in most Zimbabwean schools), and completely tore his ACL (ligament). The operation is around £4000. We have basic medical insurance but it will only cover half the cost. We need help to pay the other half as it’s crucial for Tom to have this operation to live an active life. If anyone feels they could contribute we would be so grateful. Thank you for your support!
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