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In the meantime, she plans to launch a foundation devoted to education, which she says is her top priority.
June Steenkamp made Wednesday's speech to launch a foundation named after her daughter that aims to help women and children who are victims of domestic abuse.
Three months earlier, Snyder had written another letter to fans in which the team would launch a foundation for "original Americans," addressing what he said were the "urgent challenges plaguing Indian country based on what Tribal leaders tell us they need most".
The company also today said that it will launch a foundation for Kotlin (together with JetBrains).
If you want your kids to use your wealth to launch a foundation, pay for their own child's college or provide the down payment on a new home, let them know.
Two days before he was charged, the 26-year-old sprinter announced his plans on Twitter to launch a foundation for kids with disabilities.
And presumably after finding some small hole in the space-time continuum, Eggers also launched a foundation for improving educational opportunities for Sudanese children.
The Prince of Wales declared his "love" for Romania as he launched a foundation near his bolthole in Transylvania to offer training in traditional skills.
But a handful of loyalists have been campaigning to bring Duvalier home, launching a foundation to improve the dictatorship's image and reviving Baby Doc's political party in the hopes that one day he can return to power democratically.
We know what works – Lady Margaret Hall, headed by former Guardian editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger, has launched a foundation year and all but one of the first cohort of students were offered a full place.
Following a brief period of silence, Khodorkovsky, who now lives in Switzerland, started commenting on Russian politics; he has also re-launched a foundation for social change in Russia and funded several projects, including joint Russian-Ukrainian ventures that have involved Ulitskaya.
