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My 1st Ever Visit Philippine's (please view and share your social media please)


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my goal is to raise enough money to host a 2000 person dinner in 2020
and get every child internet access
internet costs maybe $1 three day access


the people that need help in Philippines , don.t ask
the people that ask are those to lazy to work

the really sad part is , most live very good lives there




I WANT TO DO THIS IS 2020 NOW
I RETIRE IN 2020

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