A little help can make a huge difference
As you may already know, each September, we help send dozens of underprivileged children to school by providing textbooks, uniforms, and fees. Last year, we were able to assist 41 children with textbooks, uniform, and fees. Without that, many of them would not be able to go to school or would perform very poorly because of lack of basic needs.
To join us in this effort, visit how you can help.
Because of our long stay in South Africa, I lost my former cell phone number.
My new cell number now is +237 76274131
Please update your records so we can stay in touch.
Regards,
Genesis Tinshu
Greetings again from Cameroon. Trust that you and your family are are doing fine.
We returned from South Africa about 2 weeks ago and are still settling down tot life again. South Africa was a wonderful experience with God as we opened up and allowed Him to speak to us.
We are already making plans for an outreach here in Buea next month. We keep you informed about this.
Meanwhile, we are also putting things together for this year’s Food For Funds (FFF) event. Brian and Christe will be hosting their second event. We would like to encourage you to be a host in this year’s event. To participate, please visit www.fff.hintonline.org and register online.
To see how your involvement is helping to change lives, please visit this link: http://www.fff.hintonline.org/07testimonies.htm. The success of the program lies in our model: serving mostly women only in groups.
We processed and mailed your receipt for last year’s donation but the mail seems to have been missing. We are working with Brian to ensure you receive a receipt for your gift of last year.
Thank you again for standing with us to change lives in real ways.
Regards,
Genesis Tinshu
Executive Director
Helps International (HINT)
In its edition of June 2008,Kabissa spotlighted Helps International’s work in its monthly newsletter called Kabissa Gong Gong.
You can read more on that edition of Kabissa Gong Gong here.
Kabissa.org is a large network of African civil society organisations.
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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. |