TSN’s James Duthie shares a special gift with his sponsored child

By Brianne Binelli, digital content manager, Canada

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TSN’s James Duthie and his daughter, Grace, visited their sponsored child Yideneku in Ethiopia just before the COVID-19 outbreak.

James was excited to give the family special gifts from Children Believe’s Gifts for Good catalogue. “Gracie and I have bought a couple of goats and a couple of chickens…. The goats provide milk — the chickens provide eggs. These goats will eventually breed and lead to more goats, which they can sell and really provide a sustainable income,” he explains in the video below.

This year’s edition of Gifts for Good includes more than 40 offerings, including eight new options and five that will be multiplied 5X in value.

Visit our online gift catalogue, and help provide for basic needs and an education that can change a child’s future for the better.

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Children Believe works globally to empower children to dream fearlessly, stand up for what they believe in — and be heard. For 60+ years, we’ve brought together brave young dreamers, caring supporters and partners, and unabashed idealists. Together, we’re driven by a common belief: creating access to education — inside and outside of classrooms — is the most powerful tool children can use to change their world.

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