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Rihanna And Her Mom Talk About The Philanthropic Efforts Of The Clara Lionel Foundation

In a video uploaded to her personal Youtube page, Rihanna and her mother, Monica Fenty, give an update on what the Clara Lionel Foundation has done, and is planning to do in the future.

Set in Barbados, the short 7 minute-clip highlights the bad gal's donation of a much needed radiotherapy machine to the Clara Brathwaite Centre For Oncology And Medicine – and documents her visit to the centre in November last year.

"We're aiming to make a difference globally," Monica said of the charity's goals which include: providing clean water in Haiti, cambodia, and ethiopia, and providing grants, and full scholarships to students.

"It's as simple as this: one day you could be the one in need. Your kids. Your kids, kids; your loved ones. Nobody is exempt from disease and poverty... you just never know. But we will fight for you the same way," the FourFiveSeconds said in closing.

Watch the video below, and learn more/donate at http://claralionelfoundation.org

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Here's What Rihanna's Clara Lionel Foundation Has Been Up To 'Bout Hay

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A year ago, Rihanna and her mother, Monica Fenty, released a short video about the Clara Lionel Foundation, stating what they intend to achieve with the program. Now in a new video (below), the Popstar and her mom give an update on the foundations achievements – specifically in the area of health – along with beneficiaries of the program sharing their testimonies.

"If you don't have those machines, a lot of people would die... 'cause you can't do it private. It's too expensive," says Sandra, who was first diagnosed with cancer in 2012. "So I want to thank Rihanna very much for helping us at the hospital."

The video also focuses on the CLF's next phase: education. "We launched the CLF Grants Initiative this year," Rihanna says. "The grants were actually for primary and secondary schools," Monica adds. "And we're so excited to launch our global scholarship which will be at the tertiary level."

The global scholarship is only eligible to, according to USAToday, residents of Barbados, Brazil, Cuba, Haiti, Guyana, Jamaica, or the U.S., and have already been accepted into a bachelor's degree program at an accredited four-year college or university in the United States for the 2016-2017 year.

Watch the video below, and learn more/donate at http://claralionelfoundation.org