Fundraising Campaign for SK Assunta 1 & 2

Peggy Liu, Assunta Alumni | Pat Lu, Assunta Alumni

01-Apr-16 15:00

Fundraising Campaign for SK Assunta 1 & 2

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The desks and chairs at SK Assunta 1 and 2 are in a sorry state. The plastic chairs are broken and stained and the desks are rusty and falling apart, from 20 years of continuous use. Assunta does not receive funds for such needs from the Government, so the Board of Managers and PIBG of SK Assunta 1 and 2 are running a crowdfunding campaign with the 100% Project to get the girls some new school furniture. Assunta alumni Peggy Liu and Pat Lu join us to share more.

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