Two very different American women are rescuing impoverished children in NepalOlga Murray and Maggie Doyne are two American women transforming the lives of destitute children in Nepal. Olga is 84 years old and is rescuing Nepali children after her retirement, while Maggie is 22 and moved to Nepal instead of going to college.
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