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It is a powerful testament that the spirit of goodwill and kindness is

abundant in Fayette County!

It is with heartfelt sincerity that we thank each and every person who

took time out of their busy holiday schedule, opening their hearts and

wallets to give the gift of joy and light to one of our kids.

Thanks to your generous donations, every foster child received at least

one gift they had hoped for this year and most have several gifts to be

grateful for.

We praise you all for the marvelous toys, clothes, and other items you

gave to a truly worthy cause. We are very happy that you did not forget

the true essence of the holidays and became sponsors of our Angel Tree

project.

Our warmest gratitude also goes to the Ruby Tuesday's restaurant

on Ga. Highway 85 North in The Citizen newspaper for giving wings to the

wishes of our children and delivering them to thousands of homes in the

area. Your involvement has given 100 foster children something to celebrate

this year.

If you were unable to be an angel for one of our kids over the holidays

but wish there was something you could do, please remember that our children's

needs do not end on Jan. 1. Anyone interested in making a contribution

or opening his/her home up to a foster child is welcome to contact our

Fayetteville office at 770-719-0808.

KidsPeace is extremely pleased to call all of you friends and welcome

you to our caring and dedicated family. You, like us, recognize how priceless

children truly are and, for that, we thank you!

Warmest wishes for a glorious and rewarding Year 2004!

KidsPeace staff

Fayetteville, Ga.

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