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The Buddhist spirtual leader will donate the bulk of a £1.1m prize to our work with children in India
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@savechildrenuk @rorynatkiel Aw, thanks! Glad you like it, fingers crossed it helps us reach our targets to build the real things. :)
@savechildrenuk RT @fieldproducer: Read the @savechildrenuk report on the #hiddencrisis of malnutrition here http://t.co/GPx5FaVx
@savechildrenuk RT @fieldproducer: A @savechildrenuk report in February found that globally malnutrition is the underlying cause of 2.6 million children's deaths
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Happy Friday everyone! Our shoutout today has to go to His Holiness the Dalai Lama for doing us the huge honour this week of donating the bulk of his Templeton Prize money to our projects helping children in India. Read all about it: http://www.savethechildren.org.uk/news-and-comment/news/2012-05/dalai-lama-donates-bulk-%C2%A311m-prize-save-children Photo: Nicoloro Giuseppe