On their way back to Central one day, Ed and Al stumbled across a voluptuous and mysteriously injured brunette with a past most tragic. Being that this was hardly the first time it had occurred, nay it happened on a nearly weekly basis, the two brothers were not so unprepared as they had been the first four or five times. No, now they knew exactly what to do. Now they were ready.

Only three months ago they had secured a government grant to establish a halfway house for injured and mental/emotionally questionable young ladies. It was now running in tip-top condition with two doctors, a nursing staff and back-to-work career counseling.

After a short train ride which Edward could write off on his taxes as charity, young miss Hally Faxe was brought to Saint Mary Sue's Home for Girls. There she was given a warm and clean place to sleep and a positive environment in which to come to terms with her childhood trauma and get back into contact with her long-lost relatives. At Saint Mary Sue's Back-to-Work program, she learned typing and was soon ready to rejoin the workforce.

She got a job as a secretary for the military and is now off wellfare and living on her own. She has a great job and many great friends and opportunities, which she never would have known if it hadn't been for Saint Mary Sue's Home for Girls.

Saint Mary Sue's has helped dozens of girls to get back on their feet already, but there's no way we could do it alone. We depend on support and donations from people like you. Please send donations to:

Saint Mary Sue's Home for Girls

c/o Marilyn Sulivan

534 Laurel Way

Central, Amestris 87302

Your donation could make a difference in someone's life.