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Meet Angus Liddell, Melbourne student who raised $10,000, launched a 10km charity swim

Times of India - World ·
Meet Angus Liddell, Melbourne student who raised $10,000, launched a 10km charity swim

Recognized for his outstanding community service, Angus Liddell earned Kingston’s Young Citizen of the Year award.

Through his initiative to host a charity swim event, he successfully generated substantial funds for various worthy causes.

Additionally, he set a remarkable fundraising record at his college and engaged in lifesaving volunteer work, showcasing the meaningful influence that young leaders can have within their communities.

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