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| Solar Lanterns,
Liberia
$550.00 |
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Liberia has been going through civil crisis for the last 10 or more years. Leaving many families, women and children homeless, destitute and without life's basic needs. I live in a rural town call Ganta, about 4 hour drive Monrovia, the capital city of Liberia. Ganta has about 40,000 inhabitants. Only few persons have portable, electric to run their provisionary shops. Many live on subsistant farming. I have 5 kids and 3 other dependents. Both of us hold Masters degree. My wife, Martha has a special, feeding and care ministry to women (widows) and children (orphans) who are victims of our ongoing civil crisis here in Liberia. Solar lamps would make it possible for people to learn how to read at night and work on income-generating crafts.
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$175.00 |
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$0.00 |
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| Total Donation |
$550.00 |
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501(c)3 Sponsor:
Christian Church Organization (more details soon)
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| Tent for Medical Work,
Sudan
$947.00 |
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Katie Gesto runs a clinic 3 times a week and does minor surgeries and dental twice a week. She also hopes to get to far off villages on foot to do medical care. She needs a tent for a place to see patients and do surgeries.
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$560.00 |
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$0.00 |
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$947.00 |
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501(c)3 Sponsor:
The Bishop Gassis Sudan Relief Fund is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization established by friends of the Bishop for the purpose of assisting him in providing food, clothing, shelter, medical supplies, and the Gospel of Christ to the persecuted people of Sudan. For more information,
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| Solar Laptop,
Liberia
$3,680.00 |
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Liberia has been going through civil crisis for the last 10 or more years, leaving many families, women and children homeless, destitute and without life's basic needs.
John and Martha live in a rural town call Ganta, about 4 hour drive Monrovia, the capital city of Liberia. Ganta has about 40,000 inhabitants. Only few persons have portable, electric to run their provisionary shops. Many live on subsistant farming. I have 5 kids and 3 other dependents. Both of us hold Masters degree. My wife, Martha has a special, feeding and care ministry to women (widows) and children (orphans) who are victims of our ongoing civil crisis here in Liberia. We need a lap top computer/satellite phone systems for an Internet cafe, long-range phone, bush e-mail, etc. Now, we have to come down to Monrovia (a 4 hour drive) every two weeks to carry out communication because no communication is available in Ganta town. John and Martha Partor
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| Donation Package: |
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$180.00 |
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$0.00 |
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| Total Donation |
$3,680.00 |
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501(c)3 Sponsor:
Christian Church Organization (more details soon)
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| Greywater System for Eco-Neighborhood project in Uruguay,
Uruguay
$2,567.00 |
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Greywater System for Eco-Neighborhood project in Uruguay
'Seven Generaciones' is an eco-neighborhood project in Arachania, Rocha, Uruguay. With 3 families and growing, they're building cob houses that use composting toilets and other appropriate technology. They use greywater but don't have a system to aerate and filter it. www.7generaciones.org
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| Donation Package: |
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$860.00 |
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$0.00 |
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| Total Donation |
$2,567.00 |
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501(c) Sponsor:
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