Stripper Backs Aid Programme For Street Children In Brazil
Stripper Backs Aid Programme For Street Children In Brazil
A Norwegian stripper has offered to shed her clothes in aid of a project for street children in Brazil run by the Salvation Army, reports said Tuesday.
Julianna Skartland, 25, of Trondheim decided to offer her services after visiting Brazil earlier this year.
Bids were to be placed on an online auction site and for a fee of at least 1,500 kroner (245 dollars) the prospective clients would be offered a show and to dine with her.
"This is my way of supporting a project that aids the needy," Skartland was quoted as telling the online edition of Adressa.no.
A spokeswoman for the Salvation Army said they had not been contacted in advance by Skartland but accepted all donations "as long as they were not from illegal sources," news agency NTB reported.
Skartland said other strippers were welcome to support the initiative.
