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five years old toñr 18. so our missionw3 has notñr chan. outxdw3fáa5ñççóñ out-of-school ñiçótime, and the summer we have camps. some of our viewers might?÷f0't how can they do it. >> we would appreciatelp kids this time of yearñrñiñifá boots,b.vwñrñr coatsp, and sc. but you can go to ourt(ko webs and donate. boys and girls club ofñi greate washington. thank you so much. >> thank you. we appreciate it. >> and?7ólp many of our food fo family recipients, as you know we talk about how this campaign ñçóñrñr

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