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MADONNA PLANTS TREE TO LAUNCH MALAWI SCHOOL PROJECT

* MADONNA PLANTS TREE TO LAUNCH MALAWI SCHOOL PROJECT MADONNA marked the launch of her girls' school in Malawi by planting a sapling and vowing to provide impoverished locals with the same education opportunities she had growing up. The Material Girl jetted into Malawi - the homeland of her two adopted children David Banda and Mercy James - at the weekend (24-25Oct) to oversee the launch of the school, which is being funded through her Raising Malawi charity. The facility will provide education for 200 local girls who are too poor to afford schooling, and will cost $13.5 million (£9 million) to build. The superstar greeted local officials and construction workers as she laid the first brick. And after planting a young tree to represent the school's beginning, the singer explained her reasons for wanting to finance the project. She said,
* MADONNA PLANTS TREE TO LAUNCH MALAWI SCHOOL PROJECT MADONNA marked the launch of her girls' school in Malawi by planting a sapling and vowing to provide impoverished locals with the same education opportunities she had growing up. The Material Girl jetted into Malawi - the homeland of her two adopted children David Banda and Mercy James - at the weekend (24-25Oct) to oversee the launch of the school, which is being funded through her Raising Malawi charity. The facility will provide education for 200 local girls who are too poor to afford schooling, and will cost $13.5 million (£9 million) to build. The superstar greeted local officials and construction workers as she laid the first brick. And after planting a young tree to represent the school's beginning, the singer explained her reasons for wanting to finance the project. She said,
* MADONNA PLANTS TREE TO LAUNCH MALAWI SCHOOL PROJECT MADONNA marked the launch of her girls' school in Malawi by planting a sapling and vowing to provide impoverished locals with the same education opportunities she had growing up. The Material Girl jetted into Malawi - the homeland of her two adopted children David Banda and Mercy James - at the weekend (24-25Oct) to oversee the launch of the school, which is being funded through her Raising Malawi charity. The facility will provide education for 200 local girls who are too poor to afford schooling, and will cost $13.5 million (£9 million) to build. The superstar greeted local officials and construction workers as she laid the first brick. And after planting a young tree to represent the school's beginning, the singer explained her reasons for wanting to finance the project. She said,
* MADONNA PLANTS TREE TO LAUNCH MALAWI SCHOOL PROJECT MADONNA marked the launch of her girls' school in Malawi by planting a sapling and vowing to provide impoverished locals with the same education opportunities she had growing up. The Material Girl jetted into Malawi - the homeland of her two adopted children David Banda and Mercy James - at the weekend (24-25Oct) to oversee the launch of the school, which is being funded through her Raising Malawi charity. The facility will provide education for 200 local girls who are too poor to afford schooling, and will cost $13.5 million (£9 million) to build. The superstar greeted local officials and construction workers as she laid the first brick. And after planting a young tree to represent the school's beginning, the singer explained her reasons for wanting to finance the project. She said,
* MADONNA PLANTS TREE TO LAUNCH MALAWI SCHOOL PROJECT MADONNA marked the launch of her girls' school in Malawi by planting a sapling and vowing to provide impoverished locals with the same education opportunities she had growing up. The Material Girl jetted into Malawi - the homeland of her two adopted children David Banda and Mercy James - at the weekend (24-25Oct) to oversee the launch of the school, which is being funded through her Raising Malawi charity. The facility will provide education for 200 local girls who are too poor to afford schooling, and will cost $13.5 million (£9 million) to build. The superstar greeted local officials and construction workers as she laid the first brick. And after planting a young tree to represent the school's beginning, the singer explained her reasons for wanting to finance the project. She said,
* MADONNA PLANTS TREE TO LAUNCH MALAWI SCHOOL PROJECT MADONNA marked the launch of her girls' school in Malawi by planting a sapling and vowing to provide impoverished locals with the same education opportunities she had growing up. The Material Girl jetted into Malawi - the homeland of her two adopted children David Banda and Mercy James - at the weekend (24-25Oct) to oversee the launch of the school, which is being funded through her Raising Malawi charity. The facility will provide education for 200 local girls who are too poor to afford schooling, and will cost $13.5 million (£9 million) to build. The superstar greeted local officials and construction workers as she laid the first brick. And after planting a young tree to represent the school's beginning, the singer explained her reasons for wanting to finance the project. She said,* MADONNA PLANTS TREE TO LAUNCH MALAWI SCHOOL PROJECT MADONNA marked the launch of her girls' school in Malawi by planting a sapling and vowing to provide impoverished locals with the same education opportunities she had growing up. The Material Girl jetted into Malawi - the homeland of her two adopted children David Banda and Mercy James - at the weekend (24-25Oct) to oversee the launch of the school, which is being funded through her Raising Malawi charity. The facility will provide education for 200 local girls who are too poor to afford schooling, and will cost $13.5 million (£9 million) to build. The superstar greeted local officials and construction workers as she laid the first brick. And after planting a young tree to represent the school's beginning, the singer explained her reasons for wanting to finance the project. She said,* MADONNA PLANTS TREE TO LAUNCH MALAWI SCHOOL PROJECT MADONNA marked the launch of her girls' school in Malawi by planting a sapling and vowing to provide impoverished locals with the same education opportunities she had growing up. The Material Girl jetted into Malawi - the homeland of her two adopted children David Banda and Mercy James - at the weekend (24-25Oct) to oversee the launch of the school, which is being funded through her Raising Malawi charity. The facility will provide education for 200 local girls who are too poor to afford schooling, and will cost $13.5 million (£9 million) to build. The superstar greeted local officials and construction workers as she laid the first brick. And after planting a young tree to represent the school's beginning, the singer explained her reasons for wanting to finance the project. She said,* MADONNA PLANTS TREE TO LAUNCH MALAWI SCHOOL PROJECT MADONNA marked the launch of her girls' school in Malawi by planting a sapling and vowing to provide impoverished locals with the same education opportunities she had growing up. The Material Girl jetted into Malawi - the homeland of her two adopted children David Banda and Mercy James - at the weekend (24-25Oct) to oversee the launch of the school, which is being funded through her Raising Malawi charity. The facility will provide education for 200 local girls who are too poor to afford schooling, and will cost $13.5 million (£9 million) to build. The superstar greeted local officials and construction workers as she laid the first brick. And after planting a young tree to represent the school's beginning, the singer explained her reasons for wanting to finance the project. She said,* MADONNA PLANTS TREE TO LAUNCH MALAWI SCHOOL PROJECT MADONNA marked the launch of her girls' school in Malawi by planting a sapling and vowing to provide impoverished locals with the same education opportunities she had growing up. The Material Girl jetted into Malawi - the homeland of her two adopted children David Banda and Mercy James - at the weekend (24-25Oct) to oversee the launch of the school, which is being funded through her Raising Malawi charity. The facility will provide education for 200 local girls who are too poor to afford schooling, and will cost $13.5 million (£9 million) to build. The superstar greeted local officials and construction workers as she laid the first brick. And after planting a young tree to represent the school's beginning, the singer explained her reasons for wanting to finance the project. She said,
* MADONNA PLANTS TREE TO LAUNCH MALAWI SCHOOL PROJECT MADONNA marked the launch of her girls' school in Malawi by planting a sapling and vowing to provide impoverished locals with the same education opportunities she had growing up. The Material Girl jetted into Malawi - the homeland of her two adopted children David Banda and Mercy James - at the weekend (24-25Oct) to oversee the launch of the school, which is being funded through her Raising Malawi charity. The facility will provide education for 200 local girls who are too poor to afford schooling, and will cost $13.5 million (£9 million) to build. The superstar greeted local officials and construction workers as she laid the first brick. And after planting a young tree to represent the school's beginning, the singer explained her reasons for wanting to finance the project. She said,
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