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“CNN Heroes: Everyday People Changing the World.” CNN, Cable News Network, 14 Nov. 2014, www.cnn.com/specials/cnn-heroes.

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Getting Involved: how can people get ivolved

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Getting Involved: how can people get ivolved

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Check out the Baphumelele website and see how to help.
Donations are accepted through Edward Charles Foundation, a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

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Quotations that Support the Central Idea

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Quotations that Support the Central Idea

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"I always encourage them to be educated so that they can be something. Our wish is for them to progress in life."
"Our center now has become a sentinel of hope for the people of Khayelitsha. I always feel like I can do more."

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Rosie wanted to make a difference in her community by helping children in need.

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Provides various levels of care for more than 5,000 children in need.
Many of the children are ill or have lost their parents to AIDS.

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Why the Hero got Started with the Foundation

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Why the Hero got Started with the Foundation

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Rosie started  her foundation as just a daycare. In 2000 she found a boy sitting on her doorstep and took him in.

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Rosie Mashale
Baphumelele

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How old was Rosie when she started the organization?
Does Rosie have any of her own children?
How many kids does Rosie take care of?
Has anyone ever came to her to adopt kids?
How old is Rosie now?