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MWADI-MABIKA Foundation Project
Help us build shelters for abuse women and children in DR Congo. Over 70% of women in Congo are jobless and more than half need shelter.
Our goal is to help these women and children restore there life together we can make a huge difference we need help to raise at least $76,000 by October, 2010, to help fund the programs of Mwadi Mabika Foundation back home in Congo. I will appreciate any generous contribution you make to this cause, and please know that I am contributing as well.
The Foundation was established to provide safe havens for women and children to heal mind, body, and spirit; and to support and develop programs that teach new skills that enable them to build sustaining, enriched meaningful lives, some for the first time. As a thank you for your donation, my foundation will acknowledge you during all events and add your name to the list of donors to the foundation.
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Help us build shelters for abuse women and children in DR Congo. Over 70% of women in Congo are jobless and more than half need shelter.
Our goal is to help these women and children restore there life together we can make a huge difference we need help to raise at least $76,000 by October, 2010, to help fund the programs of Mwadi Mabika Foundation back home in Congo. I will appreciate any generous contribution you make to this cause, and please know that I am contributing as well.
The Foundation was established to provide safe havens for women and children to heal mind, body, and spirit; and to support and develop programs that teach new skills that enable them to build sustaining, enriched meaningful lives, some for the first time. As a thank you for your donation, my foundation will acknowledge you during all events and add your name to the list of donors to the foundation.
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Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)
The Congo, now striving to recover from a five-year war where an estimated three million lives were lost, mainly through starvation and disease, is being viewed as possibly the worst emergency to unfold in Africa in recent decades.