World Vision Australia - World Vision News : December 2011

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In this edition, learn how child sponsorship is making a world of difference to eight year old Einoti in Tanzania.

Prepare for an ethical Christmas, with our "What's in your stocking?" guide, and be inspired by Team World Vision's marathon efforts.

And finally - we're proud to announce Casting Crowns will be partnering with World Vision Australia during their Australian tour early next year

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December 2011


		To Einoti, clean water means more than you think Thanks to caring Australians like you, approximately 396,000 children are currently sponsored through World Vision Australia. But did you know your contribution could mean more than you think? Read More >>



		What's in your stocking? Christmas should be a time of joy and celebration for all. This year, share the good news about how to keep your festivities exploitation-free. We've made it easy for you to spread the word with our ethical guide to Christmas. Read More >>



		Team World Vision make a marathon effort for people living in poverty Take your sporting enthusiasm to another level with Team World Vision. Our supporters have raised over $269,000 to help children and families break the cycle of poverty by participating in fun runs around the world. Read More >>



		Grammy Award winners partner with World Vision Grammy Award-winning artists Casting Crowns will be teaming up with World Vision Australia to sign up new child sponsors during their Australian tour early next year. Read More >>

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