Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone

by Develop Africa, Inc.
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Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone
Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone
Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone
Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone
Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone
Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone
Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone
Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone
Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone
Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone
Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone
Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone

Project Report | May 14, 2021
We provided school supplies to fire victims

By Sylvester Renner | Project Leader

Bringing smiles and restoring hope
Bringing smiles and restoring hope

Dear friends,

I hate disasters. We all do.

We dislike the inconvenience, disruption, and overwhelming feeling of the loss.  The hopelessness and despair can be devastating.

On March 24th, a fire ripped through a heavily populated slum called Susan's Bay in Freetown. An estimated 5000 people were displaced. Hundreds of families lost everything!

We knew we had to do something. To meet a need not being addressed by other organizations, we decided to provide school supplies. 

Thanks in part to your support, we provided backpacks with school supplies to 50 kids (watch video).

The kids were very thankful to receive the backpacks.  

While we are thankful for this start, there are many more kids and youths that we were not able to help.

We welcome your support as we continue to meet the desperate needs of children in this community.

Thanks for joining us in restoring their lives and bringing hope.

With deep appreciation

Sylvester and the Develop Africa team

Providing school supplies to fire victims
Providing school supplies to fire victims

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Develop Africa, Inc.

Location: Johnson City, Tennessee - USA
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Twitter: @developafrica
Project Leader:
Sylvester Renner
President, Develop Africa
Johnson City , Tennessee United States
$68,558 raised of $133,000 goal
 
1,393 donations
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