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The Interact Club is a service club at the International School of Bangkok that spends Saturday afternoons each month doing activities with orphans from the Mercy Centre in the Klong Toey slums. The club meets for planning and activities on Friday lunches in the Web 2.0 Room of the school library, and interested students can drop by or email ISBinteract@gmail.com to join in bringing fun to the orphans once a month downtown.
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