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## Scholastic book club for humanist charity, "With Science, We Can Progress"; opportunity to send rational fiction or related works to Ugandan children with expected greater-than-average influence on intellectual development. Link is to site landing page.
* Author: u/TennisMaster2 *
* URL: http://bizoha.org
* Score: 6
* Created: 2016-03-23T04:39:04
### Post:
[Link to content](http://bizoha.org)
### Comments:
> **u/TennisMaster2** [+2] (2 minutes later)
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> [Book club founder's comment.](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/4bhls1/what_is_something_good_happening_in_the_world_you/d19nbrv)
>> **u/PeridexisErrant** [+8] *put aside fear for courage, and death for life* (an hour later)
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>> Note:
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>> > In case anybody is donating, the kids are mostly age 3 to 10
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>> I'm unsure what, if anything, from this subreddit would be suitable for 3-10 year old Ugandan orphans...
>>> **u/Kuratius** [+3] (5 hours later)
>>>
>>> I've met some smart 10 year olds in my time. That being said, they should at least be of an age where they've learned to read, so probably 8 years and older at the very least.
>>> **u/_brightwing** [+1] *Feathered menace* (5 days later)
>>>
>>> Not that I've seen the site, but for older children there are the outliers like Augie and the Green knight. And perhaps the fantasy or sci-fi series we'd enjoyed as kids to bring them to the genre.
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