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7-Year-Old Gets Dream Wheelchair-Accessible Tree House

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Hayden Trigg only wanted what a lot of other seven-year-old boys dream of — a tree house. His dream would have seemed an impossible uphill climb to anyone confined in a wheelchair, but Hayden, it turns out, has friends in high places.

Born with both spina bifida and cerebral palsy, it has been difficult keeping pace with friends and siblings when they play outside.

The Make-A-Wish Foundation found a way around Hayden’s barriers. It contacted nearby Austin Tree Houses to build “the best treehouse ever” for the Texas boy. Their accessibility plans included wide spaces and ramps connecting two, 200-year-old oak trees in the Trigg family’s back yard.

Hayden invited his entire first grade class over for the ribbon cutting and an afternoon exploring his new treehouse.

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“It was the best day of his life,” Hayden’s mom, Adrienne Trigg, told ABC News “His wish was to share it with his friends. He’s got to be the most popular kid in school right now.”

(WATCH the video below from ABC News) — Photos: Make-A-Wish and Austin Tree Houses, Facebook

 

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Almost Atop Mt. Everest He Gives Up Quest to Save Fellow Climber

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Just 12 hours away from reaching the summit of Mount Everest, a British military veteran abandoned his ascent to save a fellow climber’s life.

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Leslie Binns first saw Sunita Hazra when she was sliding down the mountain, building momentum toward a way station. Binns stopped her slide and saw her oxygen tanks were empty.

After she got her bearings, his fellow climber tried to continue descending the mountain on her own, but after just 60 feet, the Indian woman collapsed. Binns rushed to her, gave her his spare oxygen bottle, and escorted her back down the slope to the base camp through a long, dangerous, and bitterly cold night.

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“He’s the reason why she is still alive now,” Hazra’s brother Kingshuk Chatterjee told the BBC. “He is a very brave man.”

We would add selflessness to his list of noble qualities.

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New Pup Helps 5-year-old Boy with Dwarfism Stand Tall to Bullies

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A little boy sometimes bullied for his dwarfism has newfound confidence thanks to a new dog that happens to have the exact same condition.

The bullying was so upsetting that five-year-old Quaden Bayles wouldn’t even let his family talk about the fact that he has dwarfism—until he met Buddy, a Shih Tzu rescue dog, who shares Quaden’s condition, called achondroplasia.

Quaden is only about half as tall as other kids his age and his limbs don’t grow at the same rate as his body and head. Being different left Quaden depressed, but his new best friend has given the Australian boy a whole new outlook on life — showing that he’s not alone.

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The pup has been so effective at helping Quaden to accept his condition that he now proudly proclaims how his dog “has dwarfism like me.”

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“It’s been an instant confidence booster, where he’s now accepting his diagnosis so happily, like it’s cool to have dwarfism now.” his mother Yarraka Bayles told TODAY.

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Buddy’s inspiration isn’t exclusive to just Quaden. He has become the mascot of Stand Tall 4 Dwarfism, a group featuring Quaden’s adventures that Yarraka set up to help people understand the condition.

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Teen Overcomes Years of Depression with Help of Horses

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Morgan survived three suicide attempts and battled depression and anxiety before she entered a program that put her to work alongside horses in a stable that “can tell when you’re upset or happy”.

“It felt like I was in a deep, dark black hole that I couldn’t get out of,” she told the Des Moines Register.  “I feel like I’m finally crawling over the top of that.”

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The program, Leading With Horses at Jester Park Equestrian Center in Granger, Iowa, has helped her overcome, so much so that she will be graduating from high school after assuming she would drop out for years.

(WATCH the video below from the Register)

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13-Yr-old Opera Singer Stuns, Steals the Show at America’s Got Talent (WATCH)

 

When this 13-year-old stepped onstage for “America’s Got Talent,” she was so nervous she could barely speak.

When Laura Bretan finished singing, it was the judges who were speechless.

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“What just happened?” judge Simon Cowell finally asked as he joined the audience in a standing ovation for the eighth-grade opera singer’s stunning performance.

(WATCH the video above from America’s Got Talent

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Ice Cream Shop Worker Stands Up for Muslim Girls When Man Bullies Them (WATCH)

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When a customer complained about three young women wearing traditional Muslim head scarves at an ice cream parlor, a worker told him to “go give somebody else your business.”

The California shop’s baker Jessie Noah showed the man to the door as Malaak Ammari, one of the three young women, caught the incident – and Noah’s courage – on video.

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Ms. Noah, who had never witnessed outward bigotry by anyone before, says it was just instinctive to stand up for the women.

The man had been spouting racist and religious insults when Noah stepped in, giving him his money back and kicking him out of Andrew’s Ice Cream and Dessert in Orange County.

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The shop more than made up for the three dollars in lost business. Hundreds of American Muslim supporters turned out Saturday to eat ice cream and thank the staff for taking a stand against hate.

(WATCH the video below from the Huffington Post) — Photo: Malaak Ammari, Twitter

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Woman Graduates From the University Where She Was Abandoned as a Baby

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Almost 32 years after Jillian Sobol was abandoned as a newborn at San Francisco State University, she has donned a cap and gown as one of their graduates.

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Students there found Sobol just hours after she was born in 1984, left in a cardboard box in a dorm laundry room. The infant was turning blue and nursing hopeful Esther Wannenmacher took charge, clearing Sobol’s airway and telling others to call an ambulance.

Sobol reunited decades later with Wannenmacher, who says it was “divine intervention” that she happened to be doing laundry the night the baby was discovered.

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As for Sobol, she’s looking forward to a career as an event organizer in San Francisco, now that she has earned her degree.

(READ more at ABC News) — Photo: Jillian Sobol

3 Scientifically Proven Ways to be Happier

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Until recently, I had no idea that you could fairly easily teach your brain to be happier. As most of us could have guessed, researchers have found that positivity (having a positive outlook) makes us happier.

Research shows that we are happier and more open to possibilities when we notice the positive.

Positivity has also been proven to cause people to be more successful.

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Luckily for us, there are simple, proven ways researchers have found for us–even us pessimists–to be happier. We need to train our brains to think more positively.

(Continue Reading and see the research at Brad Aronson’s Blog)

This 14-Year-old CEO Turned Down $30 Million Offer for His Start Up

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This teenager came up with a $30-million idea that seems so simple, big companies are kicking themselves for not thinking of it first.

Taylor Rosenthal created a company that sells vending machines for public venues like sports stadiums and amusement parks to allow people to buy first aid kits on the spot. He thinks the machines will be a money maker for himself and a godsend to parents when their kids suffer a scrap, bruise or bee sting.

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“Instead of having to wait in that long EMT (Emergency Medical Technician) line for an hour, wasting possible fun time,” he told CNN, “you could go to our machine and get quick and easy access.”

When he started pitching RecMed to investors, it was so impressive the 14-year-old was able to quickly raise $100,000 in start-up capital for building the machines.

A large, but unnamed, health care company got wind of his business and offered him $30 million for the company outright, but Taylor turned them down seeing even more return on his idea in the future.

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The Alabama teen came up with the idea while playing baseball and watching parents scramble to find Band-Aids for their kids when they skinned their elbows and knees.

He first tried setting up a stand and selling basic first aid kits, but it proved too expensive to turn a profit. So the young entrepreneur “pivoted,” as he put it, to creating a vending machine that would do the work without having to pay a salesperson.

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The machines dispense prepackaged kits designed for different needs. Selling for $5 to $25, the kits will contain anything from simple bandages and ointments for cuts or sunburns to protective gloves and gauze pads.

The Six-Flags theme park chain has already put in a soft order for 100 of Taylor’s RecMed machines.

(WATCH the video below from CNN) — Photos: CNN

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When Tearful Man Sees Bald Lady Alone in Car, He Returns to Buy Her Flowers (Watch)

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The first thing Quintin Conway says in his tearful message last month, on the day he dubbed ‘Perspective Tuesday,’ was this: “I don’t want to be on Facebook. I don’t want to make this post or talk to the public.. but I’m going to–and here’s why.”

He was having a really lousy morning and was feeling sorry for himself.

After visiting a store in Liberty, Missouri, crossing off things on his to-do list, and inundated with more things he needed to do, he was leaving the parking lot and noticed a woman as he drove past.

There was a lady, probably in her 60s, sitting in her car reading–and she had no hair.

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Driving out of the parking lot, he was hit with an overwhelming urge to turn around, go back into the store and buy her some flowers and take them to her.

“So I turn around, go back into the store–and mind you, I am cranky, I’m in a hurry–and I buy these flowers.”

He walked up to her and told her about a “crazy urge” he had to bring them to her, like she “needed a smile.”

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She started crying, and by the time he got in his truck and drove past one last time he looked over and recalled, “I could see that she was bawling”.

The entrepreneur concluded his Facebook Live video saying, “The moral of the story is, ‘Your life doesn’t always suck.’”

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“Sometimes when you get down on yourself, you gotta have perspective.”

Choked up and wiping away a tear, he apologized again for making “this stupid post on Facebook”, even when he didn’t want to, expecting everyone to think he was a sissy for crying. He urged everyone to keep a perspective on their life because “it’s important”—and to try to make someone smile.

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Couple Drive 2000 Miles Cross Country to Adopt Blind Dog (WATCH)

 

When a family in Wisconsin saw pictures of a blind shelter dog with the same condition as their own beloved pooch, they knew they just had to adopt it.

The problem that might have stopped some people is that Batty the bulldog was in an animal facility 2000 miles away in California.

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No problem for this couple—they hit the road for a 33-hour round-trip journey to bring Batty home .

They stopped at parks along the way so the two new brothers—who were instantly friends—could romp in the grass.

(WATCH the video above from Inside Edition) — Photo: Inside Edition

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300 South African Firefighters Arrive in Canada Singing, Before Joining Wildfire Teams (WATCH)

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Nearly 300 South African firefighters landed at the airport in Canada to inspire hope for a nation fighting against a massive wildfire, not only by their presence but with their voices as they broke into song before joining their Canadian brothers on the front lines.

As the firefighters filed into the Edmonton airport, a man who had been evacuated from his town because of the blaze personally thanked each member of the team for traveling halfway around the world to help.

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The firefighters, part of South Africa’s Working on Fire program, had just completed a 20 hour flight and were waiting to head out to join Canadian and American crews battling the massive Fort McMurray fire in Alberta when they launched into their native singing. Members say the musical dance line helps them bond.

Working on Fire is known for giving young people jobs and training while providing protection from wildfires in South Africa.

(WATCH the video below from the Associated Press) — Photos: Working on Fire, Facebook

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Nigerian’s Classmates Surprise Him by Flying Mom to US For Graduation (WATCH)

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Michael Tertsea was given a scholarship to leave Nigeria so he could study and play basketball at the John Carroll School outside Baltimore. Of course he jumped at the opportunity–and has been jumping high for four years since then.

When it was time to graduate, his high school school newspaper wrote a story about him and mentioned that his family struggled to make ends meet back home. Fortunately, his classmates decided to secretly raised $1,600 to help bring his mother, Felicia Ikpum, to the U.S. to witness his graduation.

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Michael was surprised earlier this month at Baltimore-Washington International Airport and the beautiful mother-son reunion was caught on camera.

(WATCH the moment they first saw each other and hear their story in the video below)

LOOK: Two Dogs Can’t Close Their Eyes Unless a Cat Falls Asleep in Their Arms

 

Who says cats and dogs don’t get along?

These dogs, Watson and Kiko, always snuggle up with Harry the cat when it’s bedtime–better known in their home as cuddle time.

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Harry seems to think the two big mutts make great pillows because he always spoons with the pups as an eager participant.

For Harry, the blanket in this video says it all: “Naps are better with a dog.”

(WATCH the video above from TODAY) – Photo: wat.ki, Instagram

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Three Women Prevent a Possible Rape in Progress

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Three girlfriends stopped what may have been a potential rape in progress after witnessing a male companion slip something into a woman’s drink from a black vial in an upscale Santa Monica restaurant.

Monica Kenyon, Marla Saltzer, and Sonia Ulrich were at Fig at the Fairmont for happy hour when the disturbing incident occurred at a table nearby where a couple was sharing a bottle of wine.

“I was going on about something, and saw Monica staring behind (me) and making a funny face,” wrote Ulrich in a Facebook post May 27. “After a few seconds she said ‘That guy just put something in her drink.’”

“After a few ‘Oh god. What do we do’s, I got up to find her in the bathroom to…. Warn her. Tell her to get up and leave this creep. Make him drink it. Something,” reported Ulrich the following day.

In the bathroom Ulrich learned, after asking how well she knew him, that the man worked with her and was actually one of her “best friends.”

Meanwhile, Marla was talking to the server about what had happened, asking if he or the manager could do something, and Monica described what she saw:

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“He pulled her glass toward him, kind of awkwardly, then he took out a little black vial. He opened it up and dropped something in. Then he tried to play it cool, like checking his phone and hiding the vial in his hand and then trying to bring it back down slyly.”

“He apparently saw Monica looking,” says Ulrich. Marla said she was just going to comment, ‘That guy is acting really creepy,’ when she saw Monica already looking. “Witnessing.”

“It only took a minute for the manager to walk to their table, see if everything was ok, allowed the girl to order a sparkling water. All super cool. He stopped by our table and said he couldn’t do much because he didn’t see it.”

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But he did let security know, and they were already on the case, reviewing their surveillance camera.

“The poor woman had to sit through 40 more minutes, sitting across from ‘one of her best friends’ knowing that he was trying to drug her. Marla noticed him several times chinking his glass to hers to get her to drink.”

But, she played it cool and eventually, they finished up dinner.

The staff set up a clever ruse delaying them from paying their bill, saying ‘The computer is down.’

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Then, in walked the Santa Monica police. They said, “Come with us,” to which the man offered zero protest.

The head of security told the three girlfriends that because they were notified immediately, they were able to go back and review the footage from the security camera.

Apparently they saw him on the tapes and had proof of him attempting to drug the girl. They took away the glass as evidence–and the trio who believed the adage, ‘If you see something, say something,’ became instant heroes.

From every table nearby, and from throughout the restaurant, Ulrich says people came by to thank the women for taking action, and heard from “at least 10 stories of being personally affected.”

“It happened to my sister… It happened to my roommate at a producer’s party… It happened to me, at a backyard barbecue… It happened to me at a bar I worked at… Some heroes don’t wear capes. Thank you.”

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Ulrich ended her post this way: “Thank you in advance to everyone who sees this and shares this and reminds each other that yes, you SHOULD say something. Even if it’s awkward or weird or just uncertain if anything can be done.” You Saw It—Now Share It!

12-Year-Old Boy Sews 365 Teddy Bears a Year for the Grieving and Sick

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When Campbell Remess couldn’t afford to buy Christmas gifts for children in the hospital, he started making teddy bears for them. Nearly three years later, the Australian 12-year-old is still sewing—and he sends these one-of-a-kind plush toys to hot spots of misery around the world.

Campbell has been averaging one new bear a day for the last two years. He’s self-taught, using his mother’s sewing machine to create unique–what his mom calls “funky”–bears that reflect his own imaginative style.

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He delivers them to local hospitals, but also ships them overseas to help those dealing with grief. Campbell sent bears to Paris and Brussels after recent terrorist attacks, giving sad, grieving, or frightened children something to hold onto.

Volunteers surprised the boy by raising one thousand dollars and converting his bedroom into a teddy bear factory while he was at school. Shelves are stocked with donated fabric, stuffing, and other materials for his charitable projects.

His mother, Sonya Whittaker, says that when Campbell asked to borrow her sewing machine to create his first bear on his own, she let him assuming he would give up before he finished. Years later, she’s glad she told her son to “knock himself out” creating that first bear.

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“Look at the last three years of experience and practice and skill he’s got,” Whittaker told ABC News. “Look at what the word ‘yes’ has done.”

(WATCH the video below from Campbell’s Project 365) — Photos: Project 365 on Facebook

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After Flag-Pole Fell Down Disabled Veteran Holds Flag for 9 Hours On Memorial Day

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A disabled veteran stood at attention, holding the American flag, for nine-hours because a nursing home had no way to show the colors on Memorial Day.

Former Army Specialist Darren Swallow’s girlfriend works at the facility and told him their flagpole had been destroyed in an accident.

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The veteran, who’d served multiple deployments to Iraq, put on his uniform and took up position in front of the home, holding an American flag from 3:30 in the morning until well into the holiday afternoon Monday—even standing in the rain to do it.

When word got out, people from around Wilbraham, Massachusetts stopped by to thank the young man.

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“Absolutely inspired,” Chris White told WWLP News. “We came here just to thank him for his service. It’s phenomenal that he’s standing out here for the residents and for our country,”

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Meet the Police Officer Who Sits on Sidewalks with Street People

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It was a heartwarming sight that made passerby Bruno Baurin stop and take a photo.

He called it “Totally awesome” when he saw a Halifax Regional Police officer sitting on the sidewalk in conversation with a street person on a busy city street.

The officer, Shawn Currie, didn’t know about the photo until his wife saw it online and showed him.

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But, he told CBC News, conversations like this are a normal part of his job.

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Teen Makes Charcoal Portraits of Entire Graduating Class, Unifying Fractured School (Video)

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A young artist’s simple plan to give fellow students a personal graduation gift turned into a unifying force for calming racial tensions and lifting spirits at this Massachusetts high school.

Students have been in awe since the day when individual, charcoal portraits of each of the 411 graduating seniors went up on display in the hallways at Boston Latin school.

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Senior Phillip Sossou spent four months, working as much as five hours a day after classes, to create the individual portraits. Sometimes he’d do as many as 16 pieces in a single day to meet his deadline.

Sossou thought classmates might momentarily appreciate his drawings as a gift, but was amazed when his artwork brought some students to tears and forged common bonds for the senior class.

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“This will sort of bring about a sense of community,” the young artist told New England Cable News (NECN). “That’s definitely what we need right now, because we’re really fractured.”

The portraits will remain on the walls until graduation, when student will get to take their images home–in many different directions but connected by the artist’s hand.

(WATCH the video below from NECN

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Princess Diana’s Mansion to be Rented Out on Weekends to Benefit Orphans

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The house where Princess Diana grew up is helping orphaned children grow toward a brighter future.

Karen Spencer, who married Diana’s brother, Earl Charles Spencer, is temporarily turning the 500-year-old Althorp estate into a charity bed and breakfast for high-priced donors.

Guests will contribute $25,000 to $40,000 to spend one of three weekends at the country house, which features a priceless art collection, a 10,000 book library, and 13,000 acres for strolling. The money will go to Karen Spencer’s charity — Whole Child — which is working to improve childhood development for orphans.

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It’s not just the wealthy who have a chance to stay on the estate. As part of the campaign, six other people will earn a special weekend for two. They must either win an essay or video contest, or raise the most funds for Whole Child International by September 25, or tally the largest number of contributors.

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Whole Child supports efforts to foster bonding among children and caregivers in orphanages. It has created a framework that promotes individuality among children based on advice from childhood development experts at several major universities.

Studies of the program at a handful of the orphanages Whole Child works with showed significant improvements in overall mental development and physical health during a six year period.

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The charity currently works with 85 orphanages in Nicaragua and is just launching a project with 365 more centers in El Salvador.

While most reforms have focused on placing orphans with family members or foster homes, Spencer sees that as a long-term fix that could take decades to reach all the world’s eight million orphans. She wants Whole Child to buck the current trends and address the immediate needs of children now.

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“There have been a lot of incredibly powerful and rabble-rousing women as part of this family,” she told NBC News. “So I’m very proud to join the line.”

(WATCH the video below from NBC News) — Photos: Gegodeju, CC; Whole Child; NBC Video

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