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A chain of hope and help for Somalia
- Updated: August 11, 2012 - 10:05 PM
Volunteers Asha Abdirahman, Lensa Mohamed and Jessie DeLano, from left, showed off the chain Saturday afternoon.
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Volunteers congregated at Minnesota's American Refugee Committee headquarters in Minneapolis Saturday to create "the world's largest paper chain," with one link for every "like" for a Facebook page named "I Am a Star for Somalia." For each "like," "post" or "share" on the page, Hormuud Telecommunications is donating $1 to support the American Refugee Committee's relief programs in Somalia.
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