Family Care Haiti Update

We really in desperate need food and everything is very expensive, even one dollar will make it huge different. Please brothers and sisters help us to help the children to feed them, school, housing, medical, clothes shoes . Things are very crazy in Haiti right now with the political system, most of the schools, churches,…

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Congratulations Sam!

Sam in Kenya passes his term exam.  Sam’s schooling was paid for by givenet.org/learning.  Our compassionate donors help children get an education.  knowledge in power….. givenet.org/learning.

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Help Edelyne’s father.

Elie Augustin, the father of Edelyne (former manager at Family Care Haiti orphanage), suffered a stroke and is bedridden and partially paralyzed.  He is currently in the hospital but will soon be discharged.  Edelyne wants to take her dad home, but she doesn’t have a place to live.   She has been living in camps since…

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Feeding in Haiti

We feed 23 children in Cité Soleil, Port-au-Prince, Haiti.  Givenet gives hope to the hopeless.

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Feeding our kids in Uganda

We are grateful to our faithful donors for allowing us to feed our children in Uganda.  These hungry kids much appreciate a place of rice and beans.

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We feed hungry children!

Your generosity makes it possible for us to give these kids a good meal.  We often take food for granted, but for millions of kids in impoverished countries, a simple plate of rice and beans is a cherished gift. Join us in giving hope to the hopeless.

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We feed 200 kids in Haiti

Two hundred plus children received nutritional food from our team in Jacmel, Haiti.  Compassionate donors of givenet.net give hope to the hopeless.  Join us at givenet.org.

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Building a New Boys Dorm in Uganda

We are excited about our new boy’s dorm in Uganda.  Up until now, the boys and girls have been sleeping in the same room.  It’s time to give them separate sleeping quarters. We thank our faithful donors for their support.  Join us at givenet.org.

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