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For most kids, the best thing about having a birthday is the party. Sadly, thousands of children in the world never get to e 1. the fun of celebrating their birthdays. But that is c 2. in America.

In 2012, Paige Chenault, a mother from America, s 3. up the Birthday Party Project(BPP). She c 4. up with the idea in 2009. One day, she saw a homeless young boy in America. The boy was very p 5. . He didn′t even have money to c6. his birthdays. She f 7. very sad, so she set up the project to help more poor children in America celebrate their birthdays and bring j 8. to them.

Over the past three years, Chenault and her team have h 9. over 1,350 parties for 12,000 kids in America. This year, BPP has p10. over 180 parties across America, from San Francisco to New York.

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