December Focus: McGrath Foundation & Mumbai, India
You can help give street kids in Mumbai, India a brighter future and raise funds for The McGrath Foundation.
You can help give street kids in Mumbai, India a brighter future and raise funds for The McGrath Foundation.
You can help give street kids in Mumbai, India a brighter future and raise funds for The McGrath Foundation.
You can help give street kids in Mumbai, India a brighter future and raise funds for The McGrath Foundation.
You can help give street kids in Mumbai, India a brighter future and raise funds for The McGrath Foundation.
You can help give street kids in Mumbai, India a brighter future and raise funds for The McGrath Foundation.
December Focus: McGrath Foundation & Mumbia, India
You can purchase a limited edition pink armband or your own 'Flourish' t-shirt/singlet to raise funds for the McGrath Foundation & street children in Mumbai, India.
Sponsoring Ugandan women infected with HIV/AIDS to provide basic necessities, food, medical care, counseling & the skills they need to create a self sustaining income.
I received this divine PRAISE REPORT (from Chris) in the midst of an intensified month of JUNE PRAYER! If you were amongst this years Colour gathering, you'll LOVE THIS! And if not, rejoice with us in the miracle of "one life" once lost, but now found? Love always, Bobbie
Sarah* was recently brought to the A21 Crisis Shelter, where after being welcomed by A21 staff members, she asked, "What do you want from me in return?" When the reply was "absolutely nothing," Sarah* broke down, and through tears shared her heartbreaking story of being trafficked.
After growing up in an abusive home, Sarah* was trafficked as a young teenager, beaten, raped, and was forced to "service" as many clients as her traffickers brought into the small room where she was held prisoner.
This is Nellie ... she was rescued from a public pit latrine. Our Colour launch is full of fun and colorful images, which I totally love and believe in ... however I wanted to add just one of the faces of our "collective cause". As a Sisterhood we are here to "hear the cry of the afflicted and hurting", whether that cry is from a filthy pit latrine toilet in far away Uganda, as in Nellies case, or from a hurting neighbour across a backyard fence or down the hallway of an apartment block.
