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Article: Sock monkeys will go to kids in New Orleans
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- The Gazette
- Article date:
- December 3, 2005
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Your home is gone. Your parents are missing. Your city is in
ruins. What could possibly make you feel better?
How about a sock monkey?
New Orleans evacuee Ryan Ballard is monkeying around with the Sock
Monkey Project. His goal is to have at least 100 of the lovable,
handmade sock monkeys sewn in time for Christmas, so he can transform
into Monkey Claus and deliver the squishy primates to the children at
Orphans International for New Orleans.
Orphans International is caring for about 100 kids younger than 5
who lost their families in Hurricane Katrina. Most of the kids don't
know whether their parents are alive.
Ballard, 27, ran the Razzamataz puppet troupe in New Orleans
before he got ...
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