The K.I.N.D. (Kids in Need of Desks) Fund, a long-standing partnership between UNICEF and MSNBC, has delivered more than 330,000 desks to schools across Malawi.
a handout. that s obviously a caricature, but when you look at what the policies actually are, when you look at how you create opportunity in the republican conservative mind, that actually is espoused by rubio and paul ryan, you re looking at a reduction of government investment and education funding. what they mean by more opportunity is more tax cuts for everyone. don t slice off the 2%. everyo deserves a tax cut. i m a little less changes e anything more an sa y, wheard those fcus groups. maybe we didn t stick to the language of e focus groups all the me. maybe it was 47% of the time. e.j. in fact, i agree with the idea that they havt to aju just their policies this new rhetoric, although u kind of see it happen on the tax
the permanent cause of this show is the k.i.n.d. fund, kids in need of desks that i created two years ago to provide desks in african classrooms where they ve never seen desks. the k.i.n.d. operates year-round but we put a special emphasis on the season of giving. you have dwot our season of giving started this year with almost $80,000 in contributions which enables us to deliver 1200 desks to schools. the desks are made by workers to feed their families thanks to the valuable jobs they have making these desks. those 1200 desks will be used by 2 or 3 students at a time. the desks are designed to seat
two students, but they usually have three students squeezed onto this little bench. at least 3,000 students get to sit at desks for the first time in their lives simply because of the money you have donated in the past couple of days, and these desks, these desks will last for years, maybe five, maybe ten years. so the benefits of the money you contributed in the last couple of days will be felt by as many as 20,000 kids over the years, the useful years of these desks. since the time is)st told you about the k.i. n.d. fund two years ago, you have donated a total of $4.6 million to lift hundreds of thousands of kids in malawo off the floor and give them a better chance of learning in classrooms. because of the increase in costs of steel and wood in these desks and the skyrocketing costs of