'Spider-Man's' Andrew Garfield Is Focused on Kids Left Behind
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Actor Andrew Garfield, star of 'The Amazing Spider-Man,' talks about his real passion, working with orphans with TakePart. Inspired by her work, he has joined Dr. Jane Aronson, founder of the Worldwide Orphans Foundation, to improve the lives of children who have been left behind in Ethiopia. WWO works in five countries, ensuring that society's most vulnerable children have the opportunity to live healthy, productive lives.
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Actor Andrew Garfield, star of 'The Amazing Spider-Man,' talks about his real passion, working with orphans with TakePart. Inspired by her work, he has joined Dr. Jane Aronson, founder of the Worldwide Orphans Foundation, to improve the lives of children who have been left behind in Ethiopia. WWO works in five countries, ensuring that society's most vulnerable children have the opportunity to live healthy, productive lives.
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