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Year Round Fundraiser Highlighted

Alexa of MA has been a year round fundraiser for the benefit of the Pandas that she loves so much. Alexa has spent hours hosting lemonade stands in warm weather and hot cocoa stands in the cold weather. With the support of her friends, family and school, she was able to raise $100! She has done school projects on the Giant Panda raising awareness of the challenges that the pandas are facing and everyone at Pandas International wants to recognize Alexa as a true Panda Protector and send her our most sincere thanks.

Well done, Alexa!
Young Jamie is bearing up for the pandas

SCARBOROUGH: MORE than 100 sets of panda eyes watch over Scarborough youngster Jamie Beckwith in his bedroom.

His love for the endangered animal is obvious, but he has taken his passion further by fundraising for Pandas International.

At the age of seven, Jamie is the youngest child in Australia to be collecting for the Pennies 4 Pandas appeal and so far has raised almost $1000.

The money will help buy incubators and formula for baby pandas in China and replenish a bamboo plantation.
Jamie’s mother Lisa Beckwith said his love for the animal started from the age of two, when he got his first toy panda.

She said Humpybong State School, where Jamie is in year 2, has embraced his desire to help the pandas.
He has been allowed to present his appeal to students and money collection boxes have been stationed in classrooms.

Jamie hopes to become a veterinarian.