

While there are many more widows in need of these supplies, we made a decision to start with six.
- Martha S. Toe
- Korto Wamah
- Ma Hawa Boakai
- Korto Jusu
- Ma Bendu Kollie
- Jartu Kamara


As we have funds we will continue to bring this same package to others. Each of the six widows received a wheelbarrow priced at $45, a watering can at $10, a cutlass for $4, a shovel at $10, a rake for $8, a hook for $8, and protective gloves for $4, totaling $89 for their tools plus $ 10 for seeds. So, for less than $100 each, they can receive a garden package that could significantly enhance their gardening operations. Can you imagine receiving a wheelbarrow? Some of these widows only have a kitchen knife to garden with.




This is the time to be planting. The rainy season has just begun.
This helped bring hope and enthusiasm to these six widows. Often we hear “God has not forgotten me” or “ Praise God for helping me”!
The next three widows we will empower are Ma Mai, Ma Oyku and Ma Yamah. Ma Oyku has only a kitchen knife for gardening.
If you would like to donate $ 100 for a garden package it would be a huge help to these widows. This is how they sustain themselves.
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