SGR got involved with Save the Children because it enabled them to reach their goal and make a difference in Africa. Letters of correspondence have been sent to the two children, but according to Abbas, SGR has not received a reply from either child. However, Abbas has faith in the program and the children. I think we have found a reputable program. Other programs SGR is involved with are Amnesty International, Sleep-Out for the Homeless and the Aids Walk.
Moats often says to try to think globally and act locally.
The members are very proud of what they're doing. Today, the Save the Children Alliance has 25 members and supports a worldwide program in over 100 countries. Save the Children was founded in London, England by Eglantyne Jebb and her sister, Dorothy Buxton, and originally operated only in Geneva. Jebb drafted the Rights of a Child declaration in 1923 which was adopted a year later by the League of Nations. The United Nations later ratified the declaration as part of the U.N. charter.