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#1 Abi

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Posted 27 March 2012 - 05:14 PM



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A group of women in Ankara’s Çubuk district are making traditional Turkish foods and giving the money they make to support education for needy children.

The group is making and selling foods such as mantı (Turkish dumplings), baklava, pancakes and pastries. The women, who are all more than 50 years old, provide scholarships for children from their earnings. The president of the group, Hatice Erkan, said there are many children in the district who cannot afford the education they want, speaking to the Anatolia news agency. “That’s why we wanted to create a scholarship with the money we earn from selling pastry.” Erkan said that none of the women can afford to support education directly themselves, “So we give away the money that we earn.”.....
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Posted 04 April 2012 - 01:40 PM

This is really wonderful, what a fantastic ideaPosted Image On a larger scale Metro Group support girls in education partly through the Impossible Fairies scheme. http://www.metro-gro.../Len/index.html and the "Daddy Send me to school" project http://www.metro-gro.../Len/index.html
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Posted 04 April 2012 - 04:00 PM

I think those ladies are fantastic helping needy children and also Metro's schemes are a good example to other companies which I hope will follow their example.