Helps International - HINT: Our Donors

As a charitable organisation, HINT depends on the generous support of its donors and friends to be able to fund it programs. To date we have received cash and in-kind donations from the following organisations, individuals, and families and we say 'thank you' to all of them for their generosity.

Individuals & Families.

Grant & Robyn ADAMS, New Zealand
Michael & Comfort Mabwa, Cameroon
Paul & Carol LANDRY, USA
Stuart & Gendy NICE, USA
Joseph & Heather TALBOT, England
Dr. William Shu, Cameroon
Anthony Bettencourt, USA
Hardika Shah, USA
Lee N. G, USA
Michael &Margaret ASTBURY, England
Mr. Balinga Victor, Cameroon
Ted & Glenys TALBOT, England
Helen savage, England
Glenda Alderton, USA
John Zachary, USA
Mr. Paul Fonkwo, USA
Joanna Tilson, USA

Organizations or Corporate Bodies

	Oxford University, England Donated GBP 500 towards establishment of the Wotolo IT Centre in Buea.
	Kidlington Baptist Church, England Donated GBP 1000 towards renovation of the Wotolo Community Health Centre.
	Woodbridge Quay Church, England Raised more than BGP 500 to support our Community Education Library Project.
	Valley Life Centre, USA Made a general donation of over USD 4000 towards our projects. Pays for ongoing hosting of this website.
	University of Buea, Cameroon. Donated 12 computers to the Bonduma IT Centre in 2004.
	Tactical Technology Collective, Amsterdam The Tactical Technology Collective, is a not-for-profit stichting (foundation) whose aim is to advance the use of new technologies as a tactical tool for civil-society in developing and transition countries. Paid for Tinshu's flight and accommodation worth over USD 2000 to attend Africa Source II in Kalangala, Uganda.
	Santa Clara University's Center for Science, Technology & Society, CA, USA The Global Social Benefit Incubator (GSBI) provides an intensive two-week residential program at Santa Clara University that enables successful technology innovators to scale their endeavors and achieve sustainability. Santa Clara University spent more USD 15,000 to pay for Tinshu's flight and accommodation so he can attend the GSBI in 2006!
	Kabissa.org, Washington, USA Kabissa makes technology a force for change in Africa. Paid flight and accommodation for Tinshu to attend Time to get online Training of Trainers Workshop in Lagos Nigeria, 2005.
	Digital World Foundation (Global Junior Challenge), Rome, Italy. The Digital World Foundation is a non-profit organization promoted by the City of Rome bringing together schools, training institutes, local public administration, and ICT companies. HINT's ICT project won the 2004 Global Junior Challenge Competition in Rome. Digital Wordl Foundation paid for all flight and accommodation expenses so that Tinshu could go to Rome and reeive his prize including a Euro 5000 grant from the foundation.