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John, while many young U.S. children spent this holiday season making construction-paper snowflakes or listening to stories of sugar plum fairies and polar bear trails, far too many more children are surrounded by silence.
The silence of poverty is deafening. For the 12 million children living in poverty, playtime and early learning activities like reading, arts and crafts, singing and dress-up are not necessarily a way of life. Instead, their homes are silent, vacant of sing-songy tunes that teach children how to count and absent of artwork outlining basic shapes and symbols. These kids and so many others across the globe are facing hardship after hardship, whether living through poverty or fighting hunger.
That’s why, in honor of Poverty Awareness Month this January, we’re asking top champions for children like you to [prospects v2: make your first gift to] help us protect children not just from poverty, but hunger, conflict and other crises. Please, will you rush $30 before our midnight deadline tonight so we can continue giving children around the world the resources they need for better, brighter futures?
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In 2006, Save the Children created Early Steps to School Success, a program that aims to ensure that all U.S. children, including those from remote, underserved areas, have the best chance for success in school and in life. Thanks to generous supporters like you, we help the nation’s most at-risk children become ready for kindergarten and beyond.
Darla and her mother Daisy live in rural Washington, and their journey with Save the Children can be traced back to even before Darla’s birth. Daisy has long been involved in our special-needs child advocacy work, and after Darla’s birth, is now participating in the Early Steps to School Success program.
Through the Early Steps home visit program, parents like Daisy have the resources and tools they need to successfully support their children’s growth. These programs involve a thorough approach to tackle issues like education, but also support access to nutrition and other necessities, ensuring all aspects of the child’s well-being are taken care of.
Gifts from generous supporters like you help us sustain programs like these, and all our work to help children around the world grow up healthy, educated and safe. That’s why we’re asking you to join by making a gift today: Just $30 now can help families like Daisy and Darla’s – here in the U.S. and all over the world.
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