Project Report
| Sep 4, 2018
Matt is at the Top of His Class!
By Michelle Miller | Finance Director
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Matt and Sylvia
Matt is 12 years old and is one of six siblings. His parents are long divorce and his mother, Sylvia, is struggling with heart disease. This sweet family lives in an informal settlement with other loved ones and close friends. Their story is one of heart ache and struggle and so much sickness. It would be so easy to give up and let the pain take over. However, do you see that beautiful smile on Matt's face?
Matt is supported by our school fee project, and this gives him all the hope he needs to keep going! Knowing he is supported and loved by strangers motivates Matt to do well. And boy does he do well! Matt is at the top of his class. His grades are excellent, but that is not the only thing that takes him to the top. Matt is incredibly motivating to the younger students in his school. They look up to him and follow his positive outlook and work ethic. Thank you to our donors, without your generosity this would not be possible. Your love reaches Matt in Kenya and beyond!
Everyone here at the American Foundation for Children with AIDS, and our partners in Africa. thank you for your continued support of this important project. If you would like to learn even more about this project and others, please contact Tanya Weaver at tweaver@AFCAids.org.
May 29, 2018
Twins Heading Back to Class
By Michelle Miller | Finance Director
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This sweet set of twins has been on my mind a lot lately. Ali and Devon are orphans and are currently living with their grandmother. Ali started a new medications while Devon is having a difficult time finding the right combination of drugs. The struggle to get through each day healthier than the last keeps them from attending school, missing the last two terms. Villagers are currently helping them with food, understanding the importance of nutrition in keeping them well. Imagine a whole village becoming your family and supporting your dream to return to school. Ali and Devon are enrolled for the next term, counting on their village to get them back to where they need to be!
Everyone here at the American Foundation for Children with AIDS, and our partners in Africa. thank you for your continued support of this important project. If you would like to learn even more about this project and others, please contact Tanya Weaver at tweaver@AFCAids.org.
Feb 26, 2018
A Good Day for Ella
By Michelle Miller | Finance Director
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Ella
Today was a good day for Ella. She woke up early to help her mother with breakfast and her mother was smiling! Her mother, Anna, was feeling good for the first time in more than two weeks. She wasn't out of bed much in that time, leaving Ella and her brother to care for their home and Anna. Their little garden was also watered as the children cared for the tender plants. It's hard for us to imagine this kind of responsibility for young children, but they have been living this life for several years with no other family to turn to for help.
After having breakfast with her mother, Ella left for school with her brother. They're both feeling strong and healthy so they feel good about their studies and can easily concentrate on new material. Ella scored the highest grade in the class on her mathematics exam. With a huge smile on her face, she tells us that we helped make this all possible by accepting her into the program. We in turn thank you, our generous donors, for helping Ella and her classmates succeed. Please know that you really do make a difference in the lives of these children!
Our teams here at the American Foundation for Children with AIDS and our partners in Africa thank you for supporting this project and the work we do for the children in in our programs. If you would like to learn even more about what we do or how you can meet some of the children you have helped, please contact Tanya Weaver at tweaver@AFCAids.org.
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Ella with her Mother and Brother