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    Kwami's son kisses his cheek in the car
    Help single parents like Kwami (right) build brighter futures.

    Kwami is no longer a homeless veteran.

    For years, Kwami slept on friends’ couches and worked as a nursing assistant, never quite able to make ends meet.

    When his daughter was born, everything changed. He realized an education was the only way to provide for her. As a single parent, Kwami received a scholarship through the Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund that allowed him to pursue his education and graduate.

    Thanks to gifts like yours, doors were opened to Kwami that would not have been possible. Today, he has three children who have watched their Dad set an example of the importance of a higher education. 

    As you count your blessings this holiday season, would you be a blessing to someone else?

    Don’t forget to make your tax-deductible contribution by Dec. 31. Give now at aspsf.org/give.

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