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Birthday: April 19

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Stopsley High School

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The Business Muse

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The Universal Flag Foundation - The Mission

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The Universal Flag foundation is working towards sustainable living in many countries that live on less than a dollar a day. We have visited many countries in Africa including Sierra leone and Uganda and the flag itself flies in over 100 countries.

http://www.universalflag.com

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permeablecoast says:

These are the colors of the rainbow set in a new format. Thanks for sharing this for people to think and know about

Posted: August 29, 2009 12:50PM EDT

stevemackie2001 says:

Hi Bill,

We have over 15 hours worth of footage...and 90 photos that we're putting together independently...we are totally working out of our own pockets...we have built a school in Sierra Leone that housed over 150 children...we haven't had any grants from the federal goverment but would like to receive some for programs we have for the people of Africa...The founder Brian McClure has donated over 5000 educational books to sierra leone and uganda and we are in contact with artificial limb, shoe, aid and clothing companies...

UNICEF has been going 65 years and the problem still exists - the universal flag foundation and many other organizations are helping people...sign up to our newsletter at www.universalflag.com for more information

Posted: October 28, 2008 1:16PM EDT

BillRichardson says:

How much money does flag have? How many people have you fed? How much money is paid to employees of flag for salaries and/or expenses? How do we know you are honest? How many grants from the federal goverenment? What have you really done for anyone? High sounding and do nothing except collect grants and donations and put the money in your pocket?

Posted: October 22, 2008 2:04PM EDT