Every fall, Luba Travis speaks on behalf of Operation

Christmas Child. The shoebox giving in every venue increases
at least double and sometimes four-fold. Luba was a shoebox
recipient in Moldova. She has been speaking for Operation
Christmas Child since 2005 to inspire people to continue
making shoeboxes.
Luba spoke at a large Christian school in Redding in 2009.
I want to partner with Luba.
Support needed for 2010 Tour: $500
Support raised: $300 (8/26/2010)
Milcah
Mwaniki and her niece, Grace, run a school uniform shop in
Nanyuki, Kenya. Milcah lost her daughter, son-in-law and their
children to AIDS. Milcah dedicates her free hours and money to
providing uniforms for orphans and destitute children who cannot
afford a uniform. Uniforms are a requirement for children to
attend school. Education is the best way to combat AIDS. Without
knowledge, these kids have no protection.
The
average cost for a uniform is $12. In addition to bringing
uniforms, Milcah brings food and other necessities that the
children cannot afford. Those cost about $6 per child. A gift of $20 can provide a child with a uniform for 1 year
and food for several weeks.
The schools in Kenya operate on a 3 month session:1 month
holiday cycle. Milcah determines the needs and prepares the
uniforms during the holiday months: April, August, and December.
Your gift is welcome any time of year.
I want to partner with
Uniforms for Kenya.
Support needed for August 2010: $200 (That's 10 kids!)
Support raised: $330! God is Awesome!