About six months ago, at a fundraising event for the nonprofit I founded, Project H, a six-year-old girl handed me a pickle jar full of pennies....
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Steve Reifenberg's narrative of his first years in Santiago is a remarkable tale of those who are among the most vulnerable and hopeless children on the planet and the woman who loves them and molds them into a family of sorts. It also tells of those, like Steve, who contribute of themselves to make a decent life possible for those kids. Santiago's Children interweaves anecdotes of mirth and sorrow over a backdrop of power politics and bureaucratic intransigence. Ultimately, it is a tale of how persistent love and determination do prevail.
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Santiago's Children: What I Learned about Life at an Orphanage in Chile by Steve Reifenberg
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Steve Reifenberg's narrative of his first years in Santiago is a remarkable tale of those who are among the most vulnerable and hopeless children on the planet and the woman who loves them and molds them into a family of sorts. It also tells of those, like Steve, who contribute of themselves to make a decent life possible for those kids. Santiago's Children interweaves anecdotes of mirth and sorrow over a backdrop of power politics and bureaucratic intransigence. Ultimately, it is a tale of how persistent love and determination do prevail.(5 of 7 readers found this comment helpful)