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The Sprinkler, by Amanda Dunbar, oil on canvas, 1999

Artist Amanda Dunbar becomes Ambassador to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.


 

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Provide a valuable onsite employee workshop to help families better protect their children. Learn more...
 
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Be the local voice for NCMEC. Help build awareness in your community about the issue of missing and exploited children. Learn more...
 
Canon4Kids Helps Find Missing Children on 2004 LPGA and PGA Tours
For each tournament in which they play, LPGA golfer Michelle McGann and PGA golfer Briney Baird will place a digital photograph of a local missing child on their golf bags. For every birdie, eagle, and hole-in-one registered by Ms. McGann and Mr. Baird, Canon contributes money to NCMEC.
 
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