Fundraising for families who have been evacuated

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Hi all we are raising money to support Israeli families who have been displaced. As an educator this cause means alot as we are able to support autistic children in these hard times. We have already distributed noise cancelling headphones to 40 children. This time we are buying them equipment to help dealing with their trauma. More informetion about the NFP: https://eng.amutat-yerucham.org.il You can get the Discit or Yellow Pin form me In Melbourne or delivered Australia. You can donate by buying a Discit or Yellow Ribbon: Discit+Yellow Ribbon – $60 Discit – $50 Yellow Ribbon – $15 Please fill in this form: https://forms.gle/cQdY9birRF4eXhem8

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