Piedmont global charity Lantern Projects still going strong after 20 years

'One of the primary goals when I started was to introduce philanthropy to young children, she said. I wanted them to understand that even 30 cents will buy pencils.'

'The lanterns were delivered to Kenyan students whose school lacked electricity. With the Kenyan students' eagerness to study illuminated and the American students' philanthropic impulses lit up multiple lives, including that of Uilkema, were transformed.'

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