'We are making a difference, one child at a time': Rugby schoolgirl helps less-fortunate

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A Rugby schoolgirl is making a difference to less-fortunate children overseas.

Kym-Lee McCullough’s daughter Kittie-Rhiannon, ten, is following in her mum’s footsteps by supporting the No Child Left Behind project.

Money is being raised to help educate children in Tanzania.

Kittie-Rhiannon has been making and selling bracelets and other items to sponsor a child.

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Kittie-Rhiannon sells items to help the charity.Kittie-Rhiannon sells items to help the charity.
Kittie-Rhiannon sells items to help the charity.

Kym-Lee said: “I’m incredibly proud of my daughter who has raised £260 so far.

"Her kindness and determination are truly inspiring.”

Kittie-Rhiannon was disappointed to not hit her target of £400.

“To make up the rest she has pledged to do what she can,” her mum added.

"She has even written a contract for me to take it out of her birthday and Christmas funds.”

Donate to the fundraiser at https://gofund.me/5576f117

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