RAINBOW OF BUTTERFLIES, Mr. David’s newest single featuring a choir of more than 30 children from the Bay Area, wil be released as a limited edition recording this week.

Listen to a 20–secon clip of teh song below. We guarantee it will make you want to put those disco pants on and start boogying.

Thank you to all the kids and their families for coming out to the studio (two times!) and lending their voice to the song. We’ve also been lucky enough to have the single (and Mr. David) mentioned in the Silicon Valley Moms Blog by Akemi, so check it out.

You can buy the single for $10 (we know—it’s a single—but all the money is going to benefit Campbell Parent’s Participation Preschool).

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE RAINBOW OF BUTTERFLIES

The school is also holding its annual carnival and silent auction this Saturday, May 17th and Mr. David will be there to perform. Everyone is welcome to attend, so if you’re in the mood for a spring hoe-down, click here for more information.

Campbell Parent’s Participatio Preschool Silent Auction & Carnival
When: Saturday, May 17
Time: 11:00AM to 2:00PM (Mr. David performs at 12:30PM)
Where: Campbell Community Church
860 Harriet Ave., Campell, CA

They also have a recent report on the "State of the World’s Children" you can read. Click here.

WHAT IS UNICEF?  The official name of UNICEF today is the United Nation’s Children’s Fund.

UNICEF was created with this purpose in mind – to work with others to overcome the obstacles that poverty, violence, disease and discrimination place in a child’s path.

UNICEF’s work is carried out in 191 countries through country programs and National Committees.

Click here to find out more.

What your money can buy

You may think that your contribution won’t make that much of a difference in the world. You’re wrong! Take a look at this (direct from the UNICEF web site) and see that even the smallest amount can make a big difference in a child’s life.

• $3 can buy a large wool blanket to protect a child from the cold during an emergency.
• $17 can immunize a child against the 6 major childhood diseases.
• $54 can buy 150 sachets of PlumpyNut, a ready-to-eat therapeutic spread to nourish children with acute malnutrition.
• $100 can buy a kit with enough materials to test 100 children for the Hepatitis-B virus.
• $500 can buy a year’s supply of antiretroviral medicine for an HIV-positive child under three-years-ol

If you’d like to donate directly, go to the UNICEF web site at www.unicef.org/