US Edition"This Place Has Given Me so Much - Why Not Give Back?": Meet the Lgbt Youth Shelter
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'Beit Dror' is a temporary shelter for LGBT youth of all religions, sectors and backgrounds • It offers much more than a roof over your head and a hot meal - security, listening, support, and tools for life • A peek inside the freest home there is • Watch the video
BREAKING NEWS: Paul McCartney and his wife, Nancy Shevell, have invested $3.5 million to turn a house into a shelter for homeless youth in Liverpool, England. When Paul McCartney devoted his heart and money to Liverpool, he didn’t just give back—he comple
Liverpool, UK — [Date]* — In a heartwarming gesture of giving back to his hometown, legendary musician Paul McCartney and his wife, Nancy Shevell, have announced a substantial investment of $3.5 million to transform a local property into a shelter dedicated to homeless youth in Liverpool. The initiative underscores McCartney’s enduring connection to the city that shaped his musical journey and personal identity. **A Personal Tribute to Liverpool…
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