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Dominick Pietrzak

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I was just linked to this, and thought I would share here... really touched me. Not much else to say, the video says it all.

 
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I'm in too... wasn't on reducer... came to post this.

Edit: Its also on youtube : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4MnpzG5Sqc
So many views on youtube that its not counting anymore.. been stalled at 114k for a few hours now.
 
+1, Reposted and ready to help in any way I can.

We forget how hard life is for some while the rest of us complain and bicker about the little things.....This is a great reminder of how lucky and thankful I am for the opportunities and freedoms in my life . Don't want to take that for granted.
 
Gonna do my best to wake up Bombay!!
 
This from some online sources that present a case for checking out any charity you get excited about and donate to:

Total Revenue $13M in 2011/11
Of the $8.9 million they spent, this is the breakdown:


  • $1.7 million in US employee salaries
  • $357,000 in Film costs
  • $850,000 in Production costs
  • $685,000 in Computer equipment
  • $244,000 in "professional services" (DC lobbyists)
  • $1.07 million in travel expenses
  • $400,000 in office rent in San Diego
  • $16,000 in Entertainment etc...

Only 2.8 million (31%) made it to their charity program (which is further whittled down by local Ugandan bureaucracy) - what do the children actually get?
Source on page 6 of their own financial report

Cool film though - well shot and gripping story
 
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