Childhelp Thesis

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Michael is a master at finding the hidden treasure under the giant mess of mistakes created by others. His endurance and drive that never gives up or settles for less, ensures that the hidden treasure will forever be established as a legacy of greatness and a beacon of hope for the next generation. I have watched Michael take the Childhelp organization from the brink of bankruptcy to the bold and brilliantly led organization that it is today. There are many great people at Childhelp, but Michael has truly been the game changer that deserves recognition for not only believing in the work and mission, but then achieving what some thought was impossible almost five years ago. He has given much and taken little, and through it all, he has carried

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