Partnering for Progress
>We are small-time investors in the construction of a Rama style dwelling with room for an extended family and an extra level for visitors to stay. This will help this very hospitable family to generate more income from hospitality with more space for guests.
>12 steel roof panels were destroyed and the rain is pouring in. They have no funds for replacement panels. We are accepting donations for them to purchase steel to close the roof. No amount is too small. Every dollar that comes in will be passed on for the roofing supplies.
>They will remain in Honduras for a few months.
>We helped Ervin with some supplies (notebooks, pens, paper, etc) for a workshop in Bluefields for a Costa Rican environmental group.
>We just received our “Letter of Determination” from the IRS. The application process is over.
>We are currently in the early stages of planning with Esther Gordon (Cal Poly microbiology student) for a senior project to send some lab equipment to Rama Cay for their clinic and possibly something for the school and train locals in it’s use. We will be looking for partners to help with either cash or […]
>Esther Gordon returns from a successful trip to Nicaragua. Many thanks to Esther for demonstrating the love of Jesus to the people of Nicaragua by delivering the supplies to the designated destinations, praying for, hugging, and dancing with some of the poorest of the poor. She was part of the team from Global Celebration (www.riverlution.net). […]
>Tim and Jaclyn returned to Honduras for a several weeks to minister to the people in the mountains following the heavy rains that washed away many houses and lives. They are distributing tarps, food, and other supplies, and building relationships in preparation for a longer stay in the future.
>We helped Jim with books required for his law studies.
>We delivered some equipment for a pilot aquaculture (and aquaponics) project and met with a representative from the Nicaraguan Ministry of Agriculture to discuss a Tilapia growing operation for an orphanage in Managua.