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Welcome to Keep a Child Alive's official news feed from the front lines. Here you will find moving testimonials from our clinics, as well as empowering stories of triumph from people like you, working to raise money and awareness to combat the AIDS pandemic ravaging Africa.

Friday, November 21, 2008

John Liechty Middle School raises $100 for KCA!

Former KCA intern Cristina Johnson teaches 8th grade at John Liechty Middle School in Los Angeles now. Her Africana Studies class spent three weeks learning about HIV/AIDS, and turned their awareness into action by raising money for Keep a Child Alive! Her students worked hard to organize a penny drive and a bake sale for the cause, and the class raised $100 for KCA! Now that's KCA Kid Power!



Monday, November 3, 2008

The Children's School in Brooklyn, NY raises 3K for KCA!

The Children's School in Brooklyn, NY recently raised $3,862 for Keep a Child Alive! Mr. Joe and Miss Elena organized the fundraiser around lesson plans for their class that focused on "social issues. Mr. Joe and Miss Elena saw it as a great opportunity for their class to teach the rest of the school about HIV/AIDS in Africa. Four of their students visited each classroom to talk about Keep a Child Alive and screen a video clip of Alicia in Africa. They posted a giant bar graph in the school cafeteria to track how much money each class collected. The class that raised the most money won the choice to have a pizza or ice cream party. The fundraiser was a HUGE SUCCESS. Keep a Child Alive is inspired by how these children worked together to help keep our children in Africa and India alive and well.