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    A 13-year-old boy from Cumbria who previously raised over £250,000 for Ukrainian children through a wooden bowl raffle has created a second bowl for charity. Called "The Hope Bowl", the stripy bowl made from ash, sapele and zebra wood represents the areas of education, food and medicine that Save the Children supports. Inspired by a visit to a Warsaw school helping over 450 Ukrainian children, Gabriel spent 10 hours carving the bowl and hopes to raise further funds through a raffle closing on April 14th.

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    A 13-year-old boy from Cumbria who previously raised over £250,000 for Ukrainian children through a wooden bowl raffle has created a second bowl for charity. Called "The Hope Bowl", the stripy bowl made from ash, sapele and zebra wood represents the areas of education, food and medicine that Save the Children supports. Inspired by a visit to a Warsaw school helping over 450 Ukrainian children, Gabriel spent 10 hours carving the bowl and hopes to raise further funds through a raffle closing on April 14th.

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    Cumbrian Teenage Carpenter Creates Second Bowl For Charity

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    A 13-year-old boy from Cumbria who previously raised over £250,000 for Ukrainian children through a wooden bowl raffle has created a second bowl for charity. Called "The Hope Bowl", the stripy bowl made from ash, sapele and zebra wood represents the areas of education, food and medicine that Save the Children supports. Inspired by a visit to a Warsaw school helping over 450 Ukrainian children, Gabriel spent 10 hours carving the bowl and hopes to raise further funds through a raffle closing on April 14th.

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    New words
    1.Bowl - Чаша |bəʊl| |ˌrɛprɪˈzɛntɪŋ|
    2.Charity - Благодійний |ˈtʃarɪti| 21.Involved - Залучений |ɪnˈvɑlvd|<br>
    3.Raised - Зібрати |reɪzd| 22.Borrow - Позичити |ˈbɑˌroʊ|
    4.Holding - Холдинг |ˈhoʊldɪŋ| 23.Lathe - Токарний верстат |leɪð|
    5.Raffle - Розіграш |ˈraf(ə)l| 24.Trip - Подорож |trɪp|
    6.Carved - Різьблений |kɑːvd| 25.Horribly - Жахливо |ˈhɔrəbli|
    7.Wooden - Дарев'яний |ˈwʊd(ə)n| 26.Beaten - Побитий |ˈbitən|
    8.Inspired - Натхнений |ɪnˈspʌɪəd| 27.Added - Додано |ˈædəd|
    9.Youngsters - Молодь |ˈjʌŋstərz| 28.Struck - Вражений |strʌk|
    10.Benefitted - Вигода |ˈbɛnəfɪtɪd| 29.Etched - Вигравірування |ɛʧt|
    11.Fundraising - Збір коштів |ˈfʌn 30.Rings - Кільця |rɪŋz
    ˌdreɪsɪŋ| 31.Exceeded - Перевищувано |ɪkˈsidəd|
    12.Incredibly – Неймовірно |ɪn 32.Expectations - Очікування |ˌɛkspɛk
    ˈkrɛdəbəl| ˈteɪʃən|
    13.Grateful - Вдячний |ˈɡreɪtfəl| 33.Initially - Спочатку |ɪˈnɪʃəli|
    14.Support - Підтримка |səˈpɔrt| 34.Target - Цільовий |ˈtɑrɡət|
    15.Latest- Останій |ˈleɪtəst| 35.Areas - Область |ˈɛriəz|
    16.Stripy - Смугастий |ˈstraɪpi|
    17.Ash - Ясен, зола|æʃ|
    18.Sapele - Сапеле
    19.Zebrano- Зебрано
    20.Representing - Предстапляючи
    Cumbrian teenage carpenter creates
    second bowl for charity
    A 13-year-old boy
    who raised more than £250,000 for
    Ukrainian children by holding a
    raffle to win one of his carved
    wooden bowls has created another
    for charity.
    Gabriel Clark said he was inspired
    after visiting a school in Warsaw,
    Poland, to meet some youngsters
    who benefitted from his fundraising.
    Gabriel, from Cumbria, said the trip
    had been "amazing and inspiring".
    Charity Save the Children said it
    was "incredibly grateful" for his
    support.
    Gabriel's latest work, called The Hope Bowl, is stripy, made up of three
    types of wood - ash, sapele and zebrano - representing education, food
    and medicine, the different areas of Save the Children's work.
    It took the teenager 10 hours to complete and involved a trip to
    Newcastle to borrow a lathe which was bigger than the one he had at
    home.Gabriel said he was inspired to make the bowl after his trip to the
    Warsaw school, which is supporting more than 450 children from
    Ukraine aged between six and 17.
    "It was really interesting to learn about their culture and experience that
    first-hand," he said. "We played some traditional Ukrainian board
    games and I got horribly beaten in a game of ping pong.“ He also added
    what struck him most was "how much the children were just like me and
    my friends".Last year his Bowl for Ukraine, which was etched with blue
    and yellow rings to symbolise the country's flag, exceeded all
    expectations when it raised more than £250,000.
    Initially Gabriel had set a fundraising
    target of £5,000.
    This year money raised by the draw for
    the bowl, which closes on 14 April, will
    help the charity's Emergency Fund,
    supporting youngsters in areas such as
    East Africa.

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