Thank you Moo for your charitable discount – you will be helping these people!

by Neil Kerfoot | Nov 19, 2013 | Progress Updates From The Field

We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being spent. This photograph was taken...

Thank You Video to Valerie Kelly for her donation.

by Neil Kerfoot | Nov 16, 2013 | Progress Updates From The Field

To see the video click here.. We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being...

Katie, Emma, Angela, Emily, Ali and Earl – our current volunteers. Ali leaves us today after sterling work on our school building site.

by Neil Kerfoot | Nov 16, 2013 | Progress Updates From The Field

We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being spent. This photograph was taken...

The community in Abenta where we are building a new school look on as we cast the foundations.

by Neil Kerfoot | Nov 15, 2013 | Progress Updates From The Field

We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being spent. This photograph was taken...

Ladies in Abenta pounding casava and plantain to make fufu – they are going to celebrate the birth of a child in the community.

by Neil Kerfoot | Nov 10, 2013 | Progress Updates From The Field

We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being spent. This photograph was taken...

A mother and her two children, drawing dirty water from a well that is almost dry – in the village of Abenta.

by Neil Kerfoot | Nov 10, 2013 | Progress Updates From The Field

We know its important that you know exactly where your money is going so using low-cost or no-cost web based technologies we are trying to bring donors and recipients closer together and show donors exactly where their money is being spent. This photograph was taken...