A little help can make a huge difference
We would like to welcome William Douglas to HINT.
Will is from Cranfield University in London and currently completing his M.Sc in Environmental Technology. He will research on the project “Enabling Safe Water Supply” that is intended to provide safe portable water to three villages: Bonduma, Wotolo, and Bokoko.
For more information on the project, click here or visit the project on the website of Engineers Without Borders, UK.
Welcome Will.
To contact Will by email: William Douglas
[srandom=any,288,1,1,n,left,both]I am truly excited to inform you that we have now opened donations for the Computers For Sustainability (CFS) Project. We are looking for 2,753 who will donate USD 25 each towards the CFS project. I want to appeal that you consider becoming of of these people, willing to help build a future for HINT.
We have already put together a website to manage the project and you can read more about it and how to contribute at http://cfs.hintonline.org. We are very grateful for your generosity and look forward to your participation in the project.
There are a number of ways through which you can help:
(1) Make a donation online, by check, or direct bank-to-bank transfer. Details on the project site above.
(2) Invite others to donate by sharing this project with your friends in your various Social Networks (Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, Digg, Twitter, etc) and encouraging/inviting them to donate. You may also simply EMAIL the project link to your friends.
(3) Invite me to your church, meeting, organization, school, company, family or group for a presentation. I am in the USA fundraising for this project from June 14, 2009.
(4) You can organize a fundraiser and bring your friends, family, and neighbours together to share this project with them. We will provide you with the presentation material you need. A BBQ for example is a great option.
We will keep all donors updated on the fundraising progress on a regular basis. As at today, $555 has already been raised through 2 donors!! More on the project website.
Thank you and we look forward to hearing from you and receiving your seed gift.
Best Regards,
Genesis Tinshu
President/Executive Director
HINT
If you have finished your computer studies and are looking for a place for internship apply at HINT.
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This opportunity is open till the right candidate is found.
HINT Management
Harold Ewert, a Canadian citizen has sponsored a business start-up for an enterprising young woman in Buea to the sum of CAD 4,200.
The Recipient, Chomoh Camilla will engage in wholesale of food stuff back in her village.
Harold believes that HINT is a credible organisation capable of putting his money to good use and so has made the investment through HINT. On our part, we are working with Camilla to make sure that not only her but several other women come out of poverty by providing adequate training, coaching and supervision of her business.
If you believe in us like Harold and many others do, visit the how you can help page to take action today!
Two UK engineering students, Brendan Sherry, an Environmental Technology Masters Degree Student at Imperial University in London, concentrating on Water Management and William Douglas, a Masters Student at Cranfield University with significant professional and overseas experience will both be visiting HINT this summer to carry out research and feasibility studies on the project Enabling Clean and Safe Water Supply.
Enabling Clean and Safe Water Supply is a join project between Helps International (HINT) and Engineers Without Border in the UK.
More on this as it happens.