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You’re saving precious lives and souls!

Over the past year alone: You helped purchase a plot of land that will soon house a new dairy barn – a home for 30 additional cows. Plus, you helped plant 1,000 trees, which are growing well and producing fruit to supplement the feeding program. You also helped open a new restaurant, The Red Rope. Like our OH! Dairy Store, the restaurant will help provide occupational training to girls rescued from the Red Light district.

The Tesifa Project

The Answer To Abject Poverty Is Here - The Tesifa Project. It seems like just yesterday we were starting off with a 2-pound bag of rice, determined to do more than just watch as people literally starve to death. We are determined to help the people of East Africa make a permanent “life-giving” change for themselves and their families...

Your Loving Hands are Lifting up Communities

Thank you for helping us start the C.H.C. (Community Helping Community) program during COVID-19 to meet the increased need for food in communities in the St. Louis Region. The idea was to engage kind-hearted people to work together to help their hungry neighbors – and strengthen overall community spirit. In less than two years, with your loving support, the impact of this ground-breaking program has exploded!

Your 2020 Crisis Aid Gratitude Report

Because of you, hundreds more girls across the globe were rescued from a life of trauma and abuse. Because of you, thousands more families in St. Louis received essential food. Because of you, hundreds of thousands of people in Africa received life-changing medical care and food. This Gratitude Report is designed to celebrate you...

Just One Small Step –

You never know where you may end up just by taking one small step. then doing it again... I was looking directly into the eyes of women “not yet rescued,” women who were celebrating with their friends the afternoon, but tonight would step back into the doorway of their variegated tin shed— just big enough for a bed—and sell their bodies for $2.
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