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Caring Kids Get Involved to Save the Panda
We will put two Caring Kids in the next issue of Pandas International Newsletter — will send photos seperately.

Click here to see what their hard efforts will provide.

Village School Princeton, NJ
Adopts a Panda

PRINCETON NJ—The students of Mrs. Coyne’s and Mr. Hartley’s classes worked together to raise money to adopt a panda cub at the Wolong Panda Center. The classes voted to name their cub “Oreo”. The students are going to keep raising money for the entire school year.

Basic Kit Minimum $25.00. However, we prefer a $50.00 commitment.
Panda Parties will provide the following for your party:
• Window clings for each participant
• Bookmarks for each participant
• Panda Masks when age appropriate
• A Panda Bank to collect funds for the pandas

Rebecca of Winnepeg, Canada had a successful birthday party in August
to raise money for the pandas. She served very cute panda cupcakes for the party.

Basic Kit Minimum $25.00. However, we prefer a $50.00 commitment.
Panda Parties will provide the following for your party:
• Window clings for each participant
• Bookmarks for each participant
• Panda Masks when age appropriate
• A Panda Bank to collect funds for the pandas

Bevyn's Birthday Party to Help the Pandas.

Basic Kit Minimum $25.00. However, we prefer a $50.00 commitment.
Panda Parties will provide the following for your party:
• Window clings for each participant
• Bookmarks for each participant
• Panda Masks when age appropriate
• A Panda Bank to collect funds for the pandas

Brownie Troup 460 of Middleburgh, New York raise money
to adopt a panda in memory of Marissa.

Five young members of Pandas International from Massachusetts devote their time and energy to help save the pandas.

ATTENTION TEACHERS

Part of the mission of Pandas International is to educate the public and particularly school children, about endangered species in general and the plight of the Giant Panda in particular. Every day we hear from schools saying how much they love pandas, but until we start working with them, many do not realize how few pandas remain.

Children are excellent ambassadors about environmental issues, especially in regard to animals. With schools beginning to focus on the concept of global diversity and the inter-relationship between the economic stability of a region and the preservation of animal habitat, children recognize that to work to save a species is the right thing to do for both the animal and themselves, now and in the future.
Please visit our new educational programs section to learn more about the program.