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Desperate at Christmas
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Desperate at Christmas

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Christmas in the Buduburam Refugee Camp is very sad.  Many do not even have enough food to eat.

Rice keeps getting more expensive every day.  It is now at $ 65 a Bag.  Who can afford that in the camp, so they buy it by the cup.  Our leaders in the camp, brought a group of very poor widows to our attention, including a young handicapped boy. This is the group that goes around picking up plastic bags.  At the end of a hard day of work, they are hoping it is enough money to eat. We are trying to buy Bags of Rice for these widows in time for Christmas.  Can any one buy one bag of rice for $ 65?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rudolf Sumo, a young  man who we helped through high school, at the refugee camp would like to go back to Liberia to stay.  Life on the camp is too hopeless.  Rudolf lost his mother about 6 months ago.  It’s been extremely hard for him and his siblings.   We are hoping that Rudolf will be home for Christmas!  The bus fare to Liberia is $ 300 plus his documents and food for the trip.  If anyone would like to contribute to this cause, we would be most grateful.  We have watched Rudolf over the years.  He is a young man who is always kind and respectful to others.  He would love to study a trade. In time he will. Rudolf is ambitious.  He will make it.  He does have a friend to stay with once he gets home.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We’re still hoping Ma Annie will get her new bed and mattress.  We’re believing for that.  Perhaps someone would like to give a gift towards this.  A bed $ 85, Mattress $ 120, Bedding $ 25, Pillows $ 10

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our children are hoping that they can all get a present for Christmas.  They absolutely LOVE getting a wrapped gift.  It’s usually a brand new dress and some shoes!  They love these surprises!  $ 30 buys nice clothes for a child at Christmas.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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GIVE a GIFT OF HOPE this Christmas!
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GIVE a GIFT OF HOPE this Christmas!

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Hi Friends and Partners,

Are you looking to give a gift that really counts?   Here are some great ideas!  Remember, it is not the size of the gift that matters, but the size of the heart that gives it….Eileen Elias Freeman

Buy a gift for one of our children $ 30. It’s great if we can buy them new clothes.

Second Semester starts in January. We registered 150 children to school. Second semester is $ 100 depending on the school.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Each Christmas we try to buy bundles of good used clothing for the children in our homes. Each bundle has ALOT of clothes. $ 250 per bundle

Grandma Annie is one of our widows. She does not have a bed or a mattress. Bed $ 85 Mattress $ 120 Bedding $ 25 Pillows $ 10

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Seeds for a Garden $ 50.  Garden Tools $ 100. This way people can grow nutritious food like cabbages, kale, okra, cassava, tomatoes, cucumbers etc

Micro Loans are a big help for our single mothers. A good start is $ 300 up to $ 500

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rent a room for a year. $ 35 per month.   $ 420 per year. This is what most in Liberia call home… one room. So many come to us for room rent. They simply do not have funds. We do cater to orphans and widows as well as single moms.

Treatment for a sick child. $ 50 for medication. Treats malaria or typhoid.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Other Ideas:

$ 350   Helps a refugee travel from Buduburam Camp back to Liberia

$ 125   Buys Chicken Dinner and Party Food for One of our Children’s Homes

$ 35     Buys a Bag of Rice for a Widow

$ 15     Buys a good pair of shoes for a child

$ 25     A comforter for one of our widows

$ 50     Supplement for malnourished children

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Fundraiser Dinner Raises Over $ 25,000
Education, Fundraising

Fundraiser Dinner Raises Over $ 25,000

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What an amazing night we had on May 10th in Mitchell, Manitoba!!  Thank you to everyone who participated in making this evening an outstanding success! What a generous community of people coming together to  help others in Liberia, West Africa!

Island Breeze put on a spectacular performance!

You are so inspirational! What vibrant colours!!

Beautiful! So talented!

Island Breeze captured the attention of everyone! The kids loved your dance! Guess what they will be playing tomorrow!!

Elaine Peters is the founder of “Raise the Roof” Fundraising Dinners. This is No. 5!  Elaine you and Reg are a remarkable team!! They both took the day off work to serve all day at this event! Stephen and Sheri Rooke you are faithful attendees too! It was Stephen who stepped forward at an Appreciation Night to say, he wanted to donate for Otis Dyega’s Home.  Thank you for your generous help!!

Abe and Karen Sawatzky we could not do this without you!! You are incredible! Every Fundraiser you are both so willing to serve. Karen organizes the menu and manages the kitchen with excellence! The food is always so delicious! Abe does a fast accurate count of the money so we can announce our final tally!! ( I snagged a photo off your facebook page! Glad you had a nice vacation and came home the day before this event!)

Sheryl Adrian you did a superb job of decorating! Wow!! Elaine Peters folded “all” the napkins!! Oh my!! The whole place looked perfect!! Oakridge Greenhouse Garden Center donated a truck load of plants!! Thanks Erna Wiebe! The room was alive with spring beauty!

Lovely center pieces!! We set 23 tables, seating for 184 people and had African Jungle animals on each table. Thank you to Sheryl Adrian and her boy’s for lending their collection! Thank you too for bringing your boys to help all day!

Arlen and Jessica Penner ( Gr. 2 Teacher at Mitchell school) came again with their boys. It’s always so good to see families at these events. Our children learn from us and it’s great to include them in reaching out to others in need. Way to go!

Provision of Hope’s display showing some of our Hope Home Children and photos of children still needing sponsorships.

Karen Barkman showed a power point of the on going work in Liberia. 4 Homes were built through Raise the Roof Dinners, and with this fundraiser we have raised 137,528 through these events! South East Manitoba your community is outstanding! You have generous  hearts with an incredible ability to work together for a cause!

Frank and Linda Dorion stepped forward to build our first Children’s Home for Dapae and Rita. This makes it 5 homes we built, including the rebuild of Ma Esther’s home destroyed by fire. Had you not chose to sponsor Dapae and Rita they would most likely still be poor refugees stuck in the Buduburam Refugee Camp. No wonder they named their baby girl after you Mother Linda!

We are so grateful to  Granny’s Poultry for donating the chicken again this year!  Pastor Rob Martens from the Mitchell Gospel church was our MC.  You did a great job!  Thank you and your church for partnering with us for the past 10 plus years!  You are a small church with a far reach!  Rachel Siemens came out and covered our event so well, on Steinbach on Line!   Elaine Peters had 40 volunteers who cheerfully came out to serve.  Does anyone ever say no to you Elaine?  Probably not.  I love how you live by example!  There are so many people we could thank individually and of course all who gave so generously!

Audrey Kampen and Elaine Peters co-ordinated a remarkable Treats and Treasures again at the Mitchell School. Wow!!! This year you topped them all with $ 3,614! Even the staff had a silent auction and raised  $ 1,200! The whole school was buzzing with excitement that day !!

Thank you to Principal Joe Thiessen and Vice Principal John Terrick for allowing your students to think outside the box and for introducing them to global development at such early ages.  You are raising up students who will be world changers at home in their local communities and world wide!  Your staff is remarkable! Six of your teachers sponsor children.  Other families and students in your school also sponsor our children. Treats and Treasures has raised many dollars over the years for Provision of Hope!  Thank you Elaine Peters for being our MB Rep and Advocate!

Treats and Treasures is a Giant Garage Sale put on by the  K-4 students.  They bring baked treats and all kinds of personal items to sell.  Everyone gets to shop!  Gr 4 students are the vendors and look after the money. What a great idea Mitchell Elementary!!

In 2011 Treats and Treasures raised $ 750 for Bunk Beds for Ma Esther’s children. Before that they slept on the floor.

In 2012 Treats and Treasures raised $ 1,100 for teaching materials for the team of teachers that went to Liberia to conduct 2 major conferences for 27 schools and 152 teachers and principals.

In 2013 Treats and Treasures raised $ 1,400 and funded 7 Liberian students to school. These are children who would not get to school because they don’t have the funding, in a country where everyone must pay for their school costs.

In 2014 Treats and Treasures raised $ 1,600 and funded 8 students to school. This is a photo drawn by Jestina saying thank you!

In 2015 Treats and Treasures raised  $ 2,247 and funded 8 students to school plus black leather shoes, which are mandatory to wear.  School fees went up substantially after the Ebola Crisis.

In 2016 Treats and Treasures raised $ 3,087 funding 9 students to school plus all their supplies for the year. So amazing!!!

Thank you South East Manitoba for being a BIG PART of this work!

God Bless you!!

Karen Barkman

 

 

 

 

 

RAISE THE ROOF INVITES YOU TO DINNER
Education, Fundraising

RAISE THE ROOF INVITES YOU TO DINNER

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COME JOIN US FOR DINNER AND A NIGHT OF FUN!!!!

RAISE THE ROOF is selling tickets for a Fundraising Dinner in Mitchell, Manitoba.
Wednesday May 10th.  Time: 6:00 pm  Dinner 6:30 pm  Mark your calendars!!  Invite friends!!

Expect an entertaining evening with ISLAND BREEZE and GOOD FOOD!!!   Granny’s Poultry is donating the chicken.   Karen Sawatzky has another great menu planned.  This is a WORTHY CAUSE  all for the sake of CHILDREN AT RISK, IN LIBERIA, WEST AFRICA.  GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!!  We are expecting a SELL OUT!!

HELP CHILDREN AT RISK

EDUCATE LIBERIA

ONE CHILD AT A TIME

MAY 10, 2017

MITCHELL SENIORS CENTRE

SEATING – 6:00 pm

DINNER – 6:30 pm

ENTERTAINMENT:  ISLAND BREEZE

TICKETS:  $15.00

Contact Elaine Peters at 204  371-0731 for tickets

or pay on line – specify “Tickets”

Go to  our website – Click here DONATE

PLEASE NOTE  we are not having our annual WALK A MILE IN MY SHOES in Steinbach this year.   We had our 10th walk last year and our fundraising committee decided we would rather have a dinner.  This is a better venue to show our updated projects and account to  donors the value of their giving.

Every year we fund close to 150 children to school in Liberia. These children would not have the means to pay for their schooling. They are poor or orphaned. There are no free schools in Liberia. Every child must pay, even for shoes and a uniform.  If we are going to shift from poverty to sustainability it will require education.  I agree with Nelson Mandela when he says ” Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”

Please invite others to this event!

For more information contact

Elaine Peters – Elainepeters10@gmail.com 204  371-0731

Karen Barkman – Karenbarkman@gmail.com   250 – 454-9456

I am looking forward to seeing you at this event!!!!

Check out our blog posts on EDUCATION

IT’S THROUGH EDUCATION THAT WE RAISE UP LEADERS TO IMPACT A NATION FOR CHANGE.  WE “ARE” BRINGING CHANGE TO A COUNTRY DEVASTATED BY WAR.

CONGRATULATIONS GR. 12 GRADS!!

STUDENTS IN LIBERIA ARE HEADING BACK TO SCHOOL

ORGANIC AGRICULTURE IS A GROWING SUCCESS AT CIVIL COMPOUND SCHOOL

CONGRATULATIONS DANIEL COLEMANI

MOST REMARKABLE SUCCESS STORY

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Give a Gift That Makes a Difference This Christmas

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I want to wish you ALL a blessed and most joyous Christmas with a sincere thank you for all you have   given to help our orphans, widows and refugees.    YOUR GIVING CHANGES LIVES!
My PRAYER this Christmas is that we can bring a little HOPE to our friends in NEED.

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Click to Download our Christmas Letter PDF

 

 

This Christmas your family may be looking to give a GIFT THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE.

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Sponsor a Student – $300 per year

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Chicken Dinner – $100 for a Hope Home

beautiful-smileTake a Widow off the floor – $300 – A bed, mattress,blankets and flooring

Leona Success and little brother Covenant 2Rent a room – $420 for one year for a single mother and her kids

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Sponsor a child – $50 per month

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Gift of clothes – $30

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Micro Loans – start at $300

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Garden Seeds – $200 supplies a whole garden

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Moringa Plants for a Garden – $50 Buys 20 plants

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Chickens – 2 for $10

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Transport a refugee back home – $250 per person

 

 

 

 

 

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Or Mail a Cheque Payable to Hope for the Nations Address: 101-1865 Dilworth Dr. Suite 342, Kelowna, BC V1Y 9T1

(Download the Canadian Order Form Here)

In the US Payable to Wordsower International Memo:Provision of Hope Address: P.O. Box 8064 Salem, OR 97303

(Download the USA Order Form Here)

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Fundraising, Hope Homes

New Home for Ma Esther’s Children

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Provision of Hope’s new home for Ma Esther and her children is progressing well.

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This is a 4 bedroom house with 2 full bathrooms, a large living room, a dining room and a shop attached to the house.  The shop is intended for Ma Esther’s future business.  The outside is primed, and all the windows and doors are in.

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Here are photos of the kitchen, the living room and the dining room.  We are happy with how well things are progressing.   We have an engineer/architect who comes in regularly to inspect the workmanship of this project.  He is giving us very good reports, and adds his recommendations as we go along. We are confident this house is well built.

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The ceramics in both bathrooms are well done.  The workmanship is very good.

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Below is a look at one of the bedrooms and the shop which is attached to the house.

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We are very grateful for all who donated towards this project.  Thank you to the Elm Creek and Pine Falls folks who came out to those fundraiser nights in Manitoba.    Thank you to everyone who came out to “Raise the Roof” in Mitchell. You are most amazing!  Barkman Concrete in Steinbach gave us a generous donation just before the fire in December 2014.  What a blessing this was!  Others of you donated for this emergency too. Your generosity made it possible to rent a home for Ma Esther and the children, buy bunk beds, blankets and clothing etc.  while we planned for the new building.

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Ma Esther and her children are so grateful for all you have shared with them.  “May God bless you for all you have done for us”  You should have heard the children scream with delight when I announced that we would start rebuilding!!!  They cannot wait to be back home!

To finish this project we still have:  a)  $ 5,000 to complete the house  b) the outdoor kitchen  c) furniture for the living room and dining room d) shelves and a counter for the shop  e) crushed rock to put around the front of the house to keep the mud out.

Ma Esther and the children will move into the completed house, after their first semester of school is completed.  This will be the best time for them to transition over to their former school. Their rent, in the house they are in,  expires January 31st, 2017.

Our Organic Garden Team will be moving into the house until Ma Esther and the children move in . They will work on the organic gardens and be security for this new home.  The older children will be helping with the business as well as the gardens once they move in.   Lucy Wolo graduated from a tailoring school and is hoping for a sewing machine, to start custom tailoring.

Thank you sponsors and donors for all you are doing for the children of Liberia!

 

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Education, Fundraising

Steinbach Walk raises over $ 15,500 for Education

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WALK A MILE IN MY SHOES MANITOBA raised over $ 15,500 at our 10th Annual Walk  last Sunday at AD Penner Park in Steinbach.  All proceeds are going towards education for orphan and needy children in Liberia, West Africa.   For many children in this country, going to school is only a dream.  They simply do not have the funds. Many families hardly have enough food to eat, not to mention school fees.

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We had over 80 walkers come out! What an amazing COMMUNITY SPIRIT!!

Thank you to all our volunteers who helped to make this event such a great success!

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Kiana Martens you are an expert at face painting! The kids loved it!!

Registration at the Walk

Abe & Karen Sawatzky and Lorie Friesen took care of registration and counting of donations. Norm Senkiw & Roy Bartel set up all the signs.

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Ella, Abby and Avery Myer you look great!!

Kristle Falk

Good Job Kristle Falk!! Thank you for sharing your talents with us!!

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Don Dewey with one of his students, Tsega Derksen, from Stonybrook Middle School. Thank you for raising money in the “Coins for Kids” containers. Mr. Dewey’s class raised $ 70.05 and Mr. Neufeld’s class raised $ 100.65 They chose Alvin and Calvin to help. See Twin Boys Found Roaming the Streets of Monrovia This will go towards their Education Fund.

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Don Dewey composed a song ” Liberia” and sang it for us at the walk. What an amazing song!!  Let me know when you have it on YouTube.

Elaine Peters and Karen Barkman

Thank you Elaine Peters for ” always” being ready to jump in and help!! I love working alongside you!!

Walk Refreshments

Reg Peters + Norm Senkiw barbecued the hotdogs! Drinks, cookies and watermelon was served after the walk. Dianne Watchorn, Joyce Stoesz and Edith Broesky took care of the canteen. Thanks to ALL our volunteers!!

Thanks to all the donated raffle prizes!!

Thank you to Corny Rempel at Mix 96.7 FM for advertising the walk and inviting me to speak on the Morning Show! Thanks to Michelle Sawatzky and Karen Black at Golden West Radio for your time too! Everyone’s contribution made this event a great success! We will be able to put 150 students back to school this coming September. THAT is worth it all!!!

The Mitchell Elementary School raised $ 3,352.00 towards supporting Liberian Children to school! This is the 6th year in a row that this school has been raising money at their annual “Treats and Treasures” event for Provision of Hope. Thank you to all the teachers at this school who influence their students to reach out to others world wide. You are an exceptional school!! The Treats and Treasures money is not included in the money raised at Walk a Mile in My Shoes.

From the children of Liberia, I say a BIG THANK YOU TO ALL WHO CONTRIBUTED IN FUNDING US TO SCHOOL!

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Education, Fundraising

Walk a Mile in My Shoes Manitoba

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COME JOIN OUR 10TH ANNUAL WALK IN STEINBACH, MANITOBA.  WE ARE WALKING FOR A WORTHY CAUSE!!   All proceeds go to help orphan or poor children  GO TO SCHOOL.

 INVITE YOUR FRIENDS!!!     ALL AGES ARE WELCOME!!      IT’S A ONE MILE WALK!!

Civil Student      DATE:    SUNDAY JUNE 5th     EVENT:  WALK FOR EDUCATION 

              TIME:    3 PM

      PLACE:  AD PENNER PARK  STEINBACH, MB 

     Meet at the Football Canteen. In the park behind Tim Horton’s

   Look for our Signs at the corner of Hwy 12 & Park Rd. E.

    FREE HOT DOGS,  DRINKS + COOKIES!!!!

     Rain or Shine we’ll be there!  

     Bring your lawn chairs  Face Painting for kids!!

     Free Raffle Draws for all participants

For many children in Liberia, going to school is only a dream.  We can change that!

 Please bring your sponsor sheets and donations with you.  Email if you need pledge sheets or posters.

MAKE CHEQUES PAYABLE TO:  HOPE FOR THE NATIONS

We collect donations by asking people to sponsor us for the walk.

Contacts:    Elaine Peters  204-371-0731   elainepeters10@gmail.com

Angela Davis  204-380-2839   angedavis2011@hotmail.com

Karen Barkman 250-454-9456  karenbarkman@gmail.com

For more information  on Provision of Hope visit  www.provisionofhope.com

Credit Card Donations are welcome! 

Our GOAL is to help as many needy children + youth attend school as possible!   Every student needs to pay for their tuition and school supplies including uniforms and black shoes.

______   125.00 per school semester for Grade School

______   175.00 per school semester for High School

______   15.00 – 20.00 for black school shoes depends on size

______   15.00 for a uniform

______   10.00 for a book bag

______     5.00  for pencils and pens

 Last year we funded 150  students to school!

 Education brings HOPE and A FUTURE to our children.

IT’S PEOPLE LIKE YOU WHO MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE.   WE THANK YOU ON BEHALF OF THE CHILDREN + THE YOUTH OF LIBERIA, WEST AFRICA.

 We are making a difference in a land where war has destroyed so much. We are helping to rebuild this nation and EDUCATION is a major KEY to opening up so many  DOORS OF OPPORTUNITY.

 

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My CHRISTMAS WISH LIST

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Today, I am thinking of all our dear friends in the Buduburam Refugee Camp in Ghana.  How I wish I could do something more for them … just because it’s Christmas! 

I decided to make A CHRISTMAS WISH LIST ….

I wish we could help Korpu to go back home to Liberia and resettle before Christmas.  She is  a single mother with a 5 yr. old daughter.  The cost for her bus fare is $ 250.  Her daughter could go for $ 125.

I wish we could help a mother who needs 5 mattresses for her children.  Right now they are sleeping on blankets on the floor.  $ 100 per mattress

I wish we could buy  bags  and bags of rice for poor families and especially for our elderly widows.  At Christmas we like to add more items to the widow’s packs.  More soap, more salt and more oil.

A.  Buy a Bag of Rice for a refugee family or for our widows.     Cost is $ 35 

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I wish we could buy clothes for all our Hope Home Children, and all the children in our Care Homes.

B.  Buy a bag of clothes for a needy family.    Cost for one bag of good used clothes is $ 250 USD

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I wish I could find a sponsor for Felecia, and her little girl.  $ 50 per month.

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C.  Give a gift to a single mother who struggles to feed her child.  $ 50

I wish I could buy 100 pairs of shoes for the many who need new shoes.

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D.  Buy a pair of shoes.  Cost is $ 20.00  Peter lives in the refugee camp.  Like everyone else there, he is very poor.  How will he celebrate Christmas?    He would be so happy for a new pair of shoes.

We definitely want to buy clothes for all our children in our Hope Homes.   In the photo below Eric Gbour, one of our Hope Home dads, is checking out the bags of used clothing.  He said he is “window shopping” … and dreaming of course.  We rely on donations at Christmas to buy clothes for the children.

Alvin and Calvin are showing the Christmas gifts they received last year.  These boys were rescued from extreme poverty.  They are now part of Eric and Kamah’s lovely family.  I’m sure they will be hoping for presents again.  $ 30 buys a set of new clothes.

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One more wish … I wish we could make more beds for widows who sleep on the cold floor.

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A  bed $ 100, a mattress $ 100,  $ 25 warm blankets  $10 pillows  $ 5 mosquito net

 

Click here to donate on line    donations_button

Or Mail a Cheque Payable to Hope for the Nations    Address:  101-1865 Dilworth Dr. Suite 342, Kelowna, BC  V1Y 9T1

In the US Payable to Wordsower International Memo:Provision of Hope Address:  P.O. Box 8064 Salem, OR  97303

 

 

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GIVE a GIFT OF HOPE this Christmas

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Christmas is coming soon!  I am praying that we can give something to those in need.  Here are some great ideas for you or your family to consider.  Remember, it is not the size of the gift that matters, but the size of the heart that gives it….Eileen Elias Freeman

GIFT IDEAS FOR THOSE IN NEED:

HELP A STUDENT go to school  $ 150 per semester, book bag $20, black shoes $20, uniform $ 15

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  MICRO LOANS  start at $ 300  Micro Loans are a big help towards sustainability!                                                                            

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GARDEN SEEDS $ 200 supplies a whole garden

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GOOD USED CLOTHING  $ 300 per bundle or $ 30 per child

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BUY A BAG OF RICE  for a needy family  $ 35

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CHICKEN DINNER for a Hope Home Family $ 100

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HELP A FARMING FAMILY $ 50 Buys 20 Chicks, $75 A Goat, $ 75 A Pig

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 MORINGA PLANTS for a Garden $ 50 Buys 40 tree seedlings

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See the benefits of Moringa!

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RENT A ROOM for a Single Mother and her children  $ 420 for one year or $ 35 per month

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BUY A NEW BED FOR A WIDOW and take her off the cold floor.  A  bed $ 100, a mattress $ 100,  $ 25 warm blankets  $10 pillows  $ 5 mosquito net

8. Operation Mat to Mattress

To donate on line Click here  donations_button

Or Mail a Cheque Payable to Hope for the Nations    Address:  101-1865 Dilworth Dr. Suite 342, Kelowna, BC  V1Y 9T1

In the US Payable to Wordsower International Memo:Provision of Hope Address:  P.O. Box 8064 Salem, OR  97303

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