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The organization was co-founded by well known people to advocate and campaign against global poverty through fighting diseases like AIDS and malaria that disproportionately impact sub-Saharan Africa, as well as promoting education since 72 million children cannot attend school. It encourages people to give their time and help those less fortunate.
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