Video: SMU students raise $500 for school in Sudan (UNews)

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Video: SMU students raise $500 for school in Sudan

Thursday SMU's Students in Free Enterprise held a benefit concert for the charity Wadeng Wings of Hope. Jacob Deng founded the charity in 2005 to improve education in Sudan. The event featured Something Good, The Light Brights, Kelly Sloan, Dance Movie, Kuato, and Ghettosocks. Mark Little of the sketch comedy group PICNICFACE! hosted the show.

Sights and sounds captured at the Wadeng Wings of Hope benefit concert.

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Lauren Naish, Heather Gillis
Jan 14, 2011

What is SIFE?

Students in Free Enterprise, or SIFE, is a non-profit organization that is run by Advancing Canadian Entrepreneurship.

SIFE teaches students practical business and enterpreneural skills.

Related Websites

http://www.wadeng.org/

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What a great cause. I am very proud of what Stephanie and SIFE accomplished. The concert was great. Good Luck in future endeavors. :-)

Posted by anonymous | Jan 14, 2011