2016 : September : 23

thank you for helping Europe's poorest people

thank you for helping Europe's poorest people

23 September 2016

The Republic of Moldova is a landlocked country in Eastern Europe that became independent when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. Its people are now the poorest in Europe, scarred from decades of war and hardship.  Winter temperatures can plummet below minus 20 and people get sick or even die from cold, malnutrition and contaminated water. Healthcare in rural areas is almost nonexistent due ... Read more

you helped villagers rebuild after the earthquake

you helped villagers rebuild after the earthquake

23 September 2016

Your gifts have seen temporary shelters, safe water and grants for permanent homes given to 55 famil... Read more

Giving refugees comfort and care

Giving refugees comfort and care

23 September 2016

From a hot drink and a place to sleep to language lessons, people from the world's most troubled pla... Read more

For a Happier Tomorrow

For a Happier Tomorrow

23 September 2016

Children in Haiti have the hope of a better future, through your kind support for their education. H... Read more

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