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No this is not a retro commercial for phone service. It’s a chance to win an iPod Touch and benefit a little boy who is soon to come home to his forever family…all in one little step!

Shelley has posted all the details for dear Lisa, who is raising money for a family to adopt the child she has been praying for, Zhora, soon to be called Levi.

All donations are tax deductible through Reece's Rainbow.

Each $10 donation will enter you one time in the drawing for the iPod Touch.

$20 enters you twice and $25 enters you 3 times in the drawing.

All donations go directly to Zhora's grant fund.

If you are not able to donate or don’t really need an iPod Touch, then please at least post the button for others to see.  Entries can be made until July 24th.


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You can read about the family who is adopting Levi and his new brother Charlie at the same time by clicking here.

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