Orphanage of the Wandering Stars

==History==
 
Orphanage of the Wandering Stars was founded in Jonathanland in 1843 by Marie Flower, a young pilgrim woman. She had been adopted by caring, religious parents and promised herself that when she grew up she would go on a pilgrimage across the United States. In 1841, at age 24, she decided to settle permanently in Jonathanland. Two years later, with several nuns, she decided to open an orphanage for children who had lost their parents.
 
Marie named the orphanage "Wandering Stars" after her son Grant who died at the age of one. For her, Grant would be the star of the orphanage. She wanted the name to bring good luck to the little orphans who came to the orphanage looking for shelter. Most of the children who knocked on the door of the Wandering Stars Orphanage never left. Having no family, Mary became a mother figure to them, and the nuns were like their aunts. The orphanage survives only on donations from local companies, subsidies from the City Hall's social action committee and from the city's inhabitants.
 
Every year, a big charity event is organized to raise funds. For the past ten years, Director Barbara Simpson has brought love to Wandering Stars. She has set up a marshmallow pancake sale, a recipe she created herself, to collect donations, clothes and toys for the children. The pancakes were so successful that the sales helped the orphanage to operate. Americans all over the U.S. are raving about this special pancake called "Friend of Crepes," a name given by the orphanage's children. Their logo is the hand of a child holding out a pancake to his neighbor.
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