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The Oct. 7 evening at the school’s Scott Theater is free, with an RSVP requested by email or phone.
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October 5, 20261 min read
Fort Worth Country Day is inviting the public to a free evening with Salva Dut, founder of Water for South Sudan, on Wednesday, Oct. 7. The event begins at 7 p.m. in the school’s Scott Theater, 4200 Country Day Lane.
Residents planning to attend should RSVP to advancement@fwcd.com or call 817-302-3204, according to the organizer’s Chamber calendar listing, which gives the event window as 7 to 9 p.m.
Dut’s story is told in Linda Sue Park’s book A Long Walk to Water. The school describes the evening as an opportunity to hear about his life and the organization he founded.
The event is open to the wider community. Check the listing and confirm attendance with the school before making the trip.
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