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School supplies and a laptop for Renata in Santa Fe

Renata earned a place in Year 10 at Santa Fe Boys' High School; we are $250 short on required supplies.

🇦🇷 Santa Fe, Santa Fe, Argentina272 views

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Renata earned a place in Year 10 at Santa Fe Boys' High School, and the family couldn't be prouder. The school has a long list of things She needs, including a laptop for the coding course, and a uniform. The family has few resources; the list costs $250, which is more than they have. Renata loves coding and wants to become a teacher. A laptop will allow coursework at home instead of waiting for library hours. She will take care of everything given and works very hard. I'll buy the items from the school's approved supplier and post photos of everything. Where the $250 goes: • School uniform and shoes: $30 • Laptop: $165 • Textbooks and workbooks: $55 You're what makes this possible, and I'll never forget it. - Mariana

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