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Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Donate to howFar Orphanage - DR Congo

One hundred twenty children who have lost their parents in the war in northeastern DR Congo need your help!

Print your cards and send your donation today! howFar will you go?

How Far Foundation, Inc. 4295 Suwanee Mill Drive, Buford, Georgia 30518

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Current Mission and Project Needs - Updated April 2015!

1. Goma, DR Congo Orphanage - Caring for 120 children ages 5 to 10 who have lost both parents in the war.

Need: $2,500 per month.

2. Transportation - 4WD F70 SUV for sub Saharan Africa Mission. Need: $20,000.

3. 10 Hour Project: Deep Water Well - Iltudui, Tanzania Church and Village - Need: On Hold

4. Church & Primary School - Batwa Pygmy People Group: Gihara, Rwanda - Budget: $30,000. Project completed and opened to 200 students on January 10, 2011. See www.crimsonacademy.com

5. Church Rental - Refugees along Thailand/Myanmar Border (Location Undisclosed) - Need: On Hold

6. Church Building - Batwa People Group: Mudja, Democratic Republic of the Congo - Need: $5,000 Have 1 1/2 Acres of Land Donated by Sultan.

7. Church Building - Batwa People Group: Muramvya, Burundi - Need: $15,000. Project Fully Funded at $15,000. Church completed and dedicated July 2013.

8. Ministry Support - 100% of your donation goes to implement projects across the world! Monthly Budget: $5,000 - Current Support Level - $3,500.

9. howFar Orphanage - Capital Campaign to purchase land for an orphanage, school, clinic, and church. Goma, DR Congo. Budget: $225,000 - Current Amount Available - $30,000.

Church plants, restarts, assists and projects around the world. (UPDATED: 2/15/2011)

1. Vanderwagon Navajo Church - N.M. , USA - May 1992
2. Irpin Bible Church - Irpin, Ukraine - June 1994
3. Saliata Bible Church, Kenya - June 2004
4. Lake Jipe Orkung'u Church, Primary School &Temporary Medical Clinic, Kenya - A partner plant with Sugar Hill Church, Sugar HIll, Georgia - July 2005
5. Karantini Church & Temporary Medical Clinic, Kenya - A partner plant with Sugar Hill Church, Sugar Hill, Georgia - July 2005
6. Hamra Sector - Beirut, Lebanon - February 2006
7. Kachero, Kenya - July 2006
8. Enderkesi, Kenya - October 2006
9. Esukuta, Kenya - November 2006
10. Iltudui Church & Well Project, Tanzania - November 2006
11. Python Hill, Kenya - April 2007
12. Lossimingori, Tanzania - April 2007
13. Mailiatatu, Kenya - July 2007
14. Noririn, Tanzania - August 2007
15. Nondimito, Tanzinia - September 2007
16. Likambandogo, Tanzania - October 2007
17. Illasit, Kenya - December 2007
18. Batwa Project - Church, Crimson Academy & Vocational Training - Gihara, Rwanda - Church January 2008. School January 2011
19. East Africa Bible College - Pastoral Training - Mombasa, Kenya - January 2008; Project on hold.
20. Isinet, Kenya - January 2008
21. Kerugima Baptist Church and Orphanage Project, Mititini, Kenya - Project on Hold.
22. Muramvya Batwa Church, Burundi - August 2008
23. Mudja Batwa Church, Democratic Republic of the Congo - April 2009
24. Buterere Batwa Church (Preaching Point), Burundi - April 2009
25. Noliondo, Tanzania - May 2009

2007 - 2009 Completed Mission Trips

Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo - Church Planting, Evangelism and Humanitarian Aid - April 28 - May 21, 2009
Ronong, Thailand & Victoria Point, Myanmar - Evangelism and Church Planting - October 21- November 5, 2008
Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi Mission - July 9 - August 6, 2008
Tanzania, Kenya & Rwanda Church Planting and Pastor's Conference - September 18 - Oct 10, 2007
Taveta & Mombasa, Kenya Medical, Women's and Children's Team - July 11 - 24, 2007
Kenya & Tanzania Pastor's Conference and Church Planting Trip - April 18 - May 2, 2007
Baltimore Church Planting Youth Trip - April 1 - 8, 2007
Bangkok & Chang Noi, Thailand Schools, Prayer Walking and Prostitute Rescue Ministry - December 14 - 23, 2007
Bangkok, Thailand Vision Tour - February 8 - 19, 2006

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Donate to howFar Orphanage - DR Congo

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