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Mum only knew about son s kindness when she received Facebook notification
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Man blown away by teens after boy, 4, falls over in the park
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- Credit: The Dream Factory
Rainham children raise more than £700 for charity in virtual quizzes in the Kids Helping Kids Campaign.
Charity the Dream Factory grants dreams to children and young adults between the age of 3 to 25, who suffer from life-threatening, life-limiting conditions or have severe disabilities. To date, it has granted over 504 dreams.
The Kids Helping Kids 2021 Campaign aims to inspire children and young adults across the country to make a positive difference to other children who are not as fortunate as themselves by encouraging children and young adults to help make dreams come true by hosting their own fundraising event, activity or challenge.
January 19 2021, 12:45 pm | BY Ricki Green | 3 Comments
Hot off its summer tiki tour, ASB has launched its new campaign via WiTH Collective, showcasing all the different ways they’ve been helping Kiwi kids get cash clever. From penny bank accounts, to school banking, Kashin money boxes, GetWise financial education in schools, right through to innovative products like Clever Kash (a digital money box), ASB has been helping the next generation of kids develop the right savings habits for over 100 years.
The new campaign sees us travel back to the summer of 1994 where the only social currency you had was how good you were at chatter rings or jump rope. Where $2 for a car wash was a fair price and painting your neighbour’s fence could score you $5. The campaign, which launched on Sunday night, takes us back to a simpler time and where we see our loveable characters in Ben and Amy first meet.