How noisy (with LOVE, of course) can we be? Can we activate a movement in the next 12 days to encourage 1,000 people to make $10 donations, using the power of social media?
This is more difficult than it sounds, and will take COMMITMENT on places like Facebook, twitter, and online sites, but the energy we can cultivate will be more powerful than we can imagine! For those of you who don't think your $10 is enough or your voice is enough, I invite you to experience the shift, from a place of divine, radiant, unique, enthusiastic, inextinguishable love.
This doesn't mean you can't give more if you wish. By all means. If you want to give $20, $50, $100, $1000, and be contributing for 2, 5, 10, or 100 people, as always my gratitude for you and your contribution is available and abundant, and I thank you always. But if your strengths currently lie more in the energy/networking/shout it out elements, more so than financial, this one's for YOU.
Will you help??? With excitement? For 12 days?? Namaste.
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Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
A Little Goes a (VERY) Long Way...
Friends, if you think $10 or $20 can't make a difference in a $20,000 mission, please think again! Here's a sampling of where your donation can go from our partners' expense logs:
Linawo Children’s Home
$30 – month of extra lessons/tutoring or group occupational therapy session per child/month
$50 – nappies/diapers for a month (2 children) or school transport per child/month
$100 – week’s worth of vegetables for the children (all 15)
$150 – preschool fees/month for the 3 toddlers or week’s worth of food for all 15 children
$200 – employ a childcare worker for a month
South African Whole Grain Bread Project
$1 – daily bread for 10 children
$5 – daily bread for 50 children
$10 – daily bread for 100 children
$20 – daily bread for 200 children
Earthchild Project
$13 ‐ cost per school vegetable garden per day
$40 – cost per Earthchild Facilitator
We work with over 1500 children on a regular basis, which works out to
$60 per child per year
Baphumelele Halfway House
$10 Provide food parcels for 2 months after reintegration
$20 Provide basic skills/mentoring therapy
$25 – Provide education/bursary for one year
$50 Provide the start up fund/operational costs
$100 Provide funding for building the first house/shelter
$200 Purchasing of Farm land of about +‐4 hectares for welfare and horticulture
Linawo Children’s Home
$30 – month of extra lessons/tutoring or group occupational therapy session per child/month
$50 – nappies/diapers for a month (2 children) or school transport per child/month
$100 – week’s worth of vegetables for the children (all 15)
$150 – preschool fees/month for the 3 toddlers or week’s worth of food for all 15 children
$200 – employ a childcare worker for a month
South African Whole Grain Bread Project
$1 – daily bread for 10 children
$5 – daily bread for 50 children
$10 – daily bread for 100 children
$20 – daily bread for 200 children
Earthchild Project
$13 ‐ cost per school vegetable garden per day
$40 – cost per Earthchild Facilitator
We work with over 1500 children on a regular basis, which works out to
$60 per child per year
Baphumelele Halfway House
$10 Provide food parcels for 2 months after reintegration
$20 Provide basic skills/mentoring therapy
$25 – Provide education/bursary for one year
$50 Provide the start up fund/operational costs
$100 Provide funding for building the first house/shelter
$200 Purchasing of Farm land of about +‐4 hectares for welfare and horticulture
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