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My Favorite Non-Profits

So through the years, I've come across some of my favorite non-profits. I am very cautious about who I speak out for because unfortunately not everyone is honest.  But here are the ones that I follow besides Refuge:

This is my friends Vicki and Klint's ministry that they are currently living out in Jinja, Uganda. Their mission is to teach and empower the people of Uganda. Klint teaches Farming God's way to the villagers and ministers to the men of the villages, among other things.  This two little listings include soooo much more than meerly teaching farming and ministering.  Check out their website to see what the principles of farming God's way does for the local community.  Farming by this methods yields a HUGE crop.  Also, when you visit Uganda, you see hundreds if not thousands of men on the streets just hanging out. You also see many ministries for women, but none for men.  Klint wants to change this.  He pours his life into the men of the city and is doing a great job.  
Subscribe to the newsletters and support them. I can tell you I've seen first hand what they are doing and your money WILL go to the right place.



Oh my goodness this place has a special part of my heart.  We visited this ministry in Jan and I 100% back up what they do.  A jigger is a sand flea that reaks havoc on the villages. It stigmatizes people and causes excruciating pain.  This organization provides jigger removal, housing for patients, education, shoes and unconditional love. (Most people with jiggers are considered cursed and shunned by their villages).  They are needing a new outreach house and are in the process of raising funds.  Subscribe to their newsletter and support them!  

Vera and I will be hosting a shoe cutting party very soon!! So start collecting your old blue jeans.








If you are looking for a non-profit to support, please consider Refuge127, SoleHope, or Heart4Uganda.

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