Madonna Wants To Build Homes Too
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Nov. 24 2008, Published 3:10 p.m. ET
On her "Raising Malawi/Kaballah" website, Madonna indicates she's keen to build a girls' school in Malawi, Africa.
"After witnessing the potential of Malawi's girls firsthand, I made it my mission to give them an opportunity to become their personal best," the currently-divorcing superstar posted.
"I hope you will share my urgency and make a donation today.
"Thank you for helping me to bring education and opportunity to the girls of Malawi. They are deeply grateful to you for your support, and so am I."
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That's all well and good, though there are still some donors who want to know what happened to the $3.7 million Madonna, Gucci and UNICEF raised in February.
Echoing the feelings of others, Fox News asks on its website, "Where did it go?"