PERSONAL PHOTOS FROM KENYA

May this letter reach you during a sound state of mind and well condition of health. I want to thank you in advance for your support and your time to hear more about my continued service for Projects of Hope. I am Sharneé N. Pierre of Durham, NC - LMBT 13106 and I have a story to share. 

In October of 2018 I traveled with the amazing team of 

Projects of Hope NPO, to complete the scheduled mission to build a 

Dairy Farm, which would shelter/support healthy cows. The milk produced by the cows has allowed the school to generate income for the students, teachers, and surrounding village. Since completing the mission, the two cows purchased for the mission have each birthed multiple calves and the farm has grown greatly. 

In September 2019 I traveled again with the team to support another building project. This mission was created to provide the school with a fully functional kitchen to include running water and gas ran stoves. In 2017 before my opportunity to serve with the NPO, they completed a mission to provide a water tank for the school, which increased hygiene and decreased the spread of disease. The gas infrastructure for the kitchen was designed to operate by the cow dung production from the Dairy Farm. We were blessed to have enough money raised to purchase lumber and build 5 picnic tables for them as well. 

Additionally, the team completes an enrichment camp for the 5th, 6th, and 7th graders each year. The camped is set to include discussion about Health and Wellness, journaling/reflection, and creative PE sessions, The art lessons always prove to be most inspiring. Each lesson had a sole purpose to further their knowledge and understanding of faith for the Lord, as well as their future. 

I would like to humbly and formally request your financial support in continuing the growth of this NPO as we look forward to returning and progressing another school of Nairobi Kenya soon. 

In addition to monetary funds, you may also donate the following supplies an  materials for learning and hygiene :

deodorant, soap, sanitation napkins, toothbrushes/toothpaste, socks, underwear, art supplies, pencils and equipment for PE classes. 

$2.50 USD will serve 4 meals in Kenya. NO DONATION IS TO SMALL.

Your donation makes an impact. All donations are tax deductible.

Please share this information with others that may be interested in supporting.

Thank you for everything that you do to make a difference in the world we share. One love.       - Sharneé N. Pierre