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My name is Amelie Anderson. I am 11 years old and live in Richmond, UK.
Next year, I will be celebrating my Bat Mitzvah, which is a Jewish celebration for the coming of age of a young woman. To mark this special occasion, I want to do something to make a positive difference to other children's lives.
So, over the coming year, I will be undertaking a series of fundraising challenges in order to support a charity called Save A Child’s Heart (SACH). SACH is a charity that brings children, with heart problems, from other countries to Israel and gives them an operation that they wouldn't have been able to receive in their home country, to help them live, with a healthy heart. To date, Save A Child's Heart has saved over 5,400 children's lives.
The picture above is of a girl called Abay. Abay is 13 years old and is from Ethiopia. She recently underwent life-saving heart surgery with SACH in Israel, and now looks forward to pursuing her dream of one day becoming a teacher.
My goal is to raise $15,000 (£11,500) to bring another child like Abay to Israel and provide him or her with this incredible life-saving surgery. This covers all medical care, travel to Israel and housing during the child's stay in Israel. This charity is important to me because I love how they save children's lives from all over the world, and I think that is truly amazing!
Please join me in donating to this worthwhile cause!
Your support will help save a child's life.
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CHALLENGE #1: 60,000 steps for 60,000 heartbeats
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CHALLENGE #2:
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Watch a video about Save A Child's Heart:
https://youtu.be/AYXdtvW9GLw