| Merchandise for malaria prevention WeAreOverlooked is helping Think Humanity by selling t-shirts. Every day 3,000 children die from malaria. When you purchase this merchandise we will provide one with a life saving mosquito net through our partner organization Think Humanity. Shipping is a flat $5.99 per order no matter how many items you order within the US. Outside the US shipping is a flat $9.99 per order. 50% of the profits from this shirt will be donated to Think Humanity to aid in their fight against malaria in Uganda.
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$22 V neck 50% of the profits from this shirt will be donated to Think Humanity to aid in their fight against malaria in Uganda. Printed on a navy EDUN LIVE t-shirt. Front text says "Love is the thread that binds us. weareoverlooked.com thinkhumanity.com" Can't buy a shirt or want to give more? Please consider donating $5 to purchase a mosquito net at Think Humanity's website Acholi Jewelry - made by refugees in IDP Camps and 100% goes back for TH projects in UNHCR Camps Think Humanity has partnered with a group of women from Uganda that live in the Acholi Quarter Camp for Internally Displaced Persons. Parents of night commuter children in Gulu, known in the USA as the Invisible Children," are making beads to help earn family income and sustain a community financed food-aid program for their children. We purchase the jewelry from them and they benefit, but then we sell in the USA at a reasonable profit. 100% of the money then goes back to help with Think Humanity projects. It will then benefit those refugees displaced from war-affected countries living in Uganda in refugee settlement camps. We are helping to build a small economy in Uganda, but at the same time help our own self-sustainable projects in refugee camps. Purchase jewelry at our online store - Think Humanity Etsy shop You can also contact us by e-mail or call at 970-667-9335 to place an order.
Proceeds go to Think Humanity "...hit from behind..." by Jim Heckel
...hit from behind...is a captivating story of how a seemingly innocent fishing trip turns into disaster. During a hot summer evening Jim and his son biked home from a fishing trip when a car hit Jim, almost costing his life. Near death, Jim describes the black room. This book is not simply about the accident; it delves deeper into what it means to have a relationship with God. Its not a matter of if we get hit from behind, its a matter of when. All of us get hit sooner or later. How do you handle the loss of control over your life? Click here for more information from Xulon Press. Just released and available at Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, Target., and Xulon Press. Click the store hyperlinks to purchase a book. Proceeds from the sale of the first 100 books will donated to Think Humanity. Emmanuel's Story - Can you help with the education of these orphans? Think Humanity lost funding for two of our students. I realize these are hard times. Please read the story attached written in 2007 by Emmanuel Nsabimana. He is the oldest child of three survivors. The parents and older siblings were killed in the war in North Kivu, DRC when he was only 8 years old. We have helped his younger sister, Elizabeth Zawadi (meaning "gift) and his brother James Kazini with their education for the past two years. It is especially important to me that this young girl receives her education. She is now about 15 years old and she is still in primary school. Let's help these orphans finish their education. Any donation is appreciated, but if you want to help one of these children for a trimester or a year, please ask for more information. (In September 2009 James was resettled to Canada. We still need assistance for Elizabeth and Emmanuel.)
Elizabeth was only two years old when her parents were killed by rebels in the DRC. This picture was taken in January 2010. Long-Lasting Treated Bed Nets to Help us Fight Malaria Mosquito nets for refugees
You can see by the picture below how these new refugees are living with no protection from the mosquitoes that carry malaria. The new arrivals have poorly built houses with no door to close during the night time, only plastic sheeting to protect them from the rain. -Emmanuel , TH Meds and Nets manager.
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Please contact Think Humanity at 970-667-9335 to donate your old phones, used print cartridges, etc. Money will go towards helping refugees in our projects. Journals Claire Burnett, a college student that went with us to Uganda, came up with a creative fund-raising idea. TH volunteers are making very unique journals and selling them to raise money for orphans. 100% of the proceeds will go directly to the orphanage project. Purchase one for a friend or family member because many people appreciate getting a gift within a gift and everybody benefits this way. For more information on the journals please contact Think Humanity at bheckel@ThinkHumanity.org. The above have all been sold, but are samples of journals "Making these journals allows me to put a little of myself into a part of someone else's life. Helping Think Humanity is important to me because it's a local group creating global change." - Jessica Ryan, oneintwenty "Journals are a way for me to escape my daily life and take a deep breath. Yes it can get frustrating with all the cutting and gluing, but to know that I'm saving lives by simply spending my time doing something I love...it makes it completely worth it!!" - Caitlyn Clinton, TH volunteer "I love knowing that something so simple as a journal can bring hope to so many lives." - Ashley Morrison, TH volunteer "I make journals for TH because it's a simple way to make a dent in the pain and suffering in the world. It's a small step towards helping others and glorifying God; not only is it beneficial to others in various ways, it's also fun and enjoyable." - Becca Mendoza "Making journals for TH is refreshing. Creating collages is fun, but when you realize that by doing so a little girl or boy is going to be able to attend school because of it, it definitely puts your life in another perspective." -Sydney Paulsen AFRICA BAGS & THINK HUMANITY FUND-RAISER REUSABLE CLOTH SHOPPING BAGS HAND CRAFTED IN MALAWI, AFRICA. ![]() ![]() Africa Bags, Inc. is a non-profit corporation focused on creating economic opportunity in the African country of Malawi. By selling cloth grocery bags made in Malawi, we will provide a sustainable income opportunity for its residents. Additionally, use of these bags will diminish the need for environmentally hazardous plastic grocery bags. The Africa Bags will be for sale with the Think Humanity logo on one side and the Africa Bags logo on the other. Please purchase in support of both organizations as well as to help the environment. The bags are $12 each. If you donate $15 for a bag - the extra $3 will go towards the education of Mumbele, a 6 year old orphan who we are raising money for - see under the "How to Help" section for more information. Please contact: or (Make sure to let Todd or Holly know that you want the Think Humanity bag) Both of these organizations are based in Loveland, Colorado. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT Think Humanity t-shirts Think Humanity t-shirts only $10 each Sizes small, medium, large and x-large.
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Online Book Stores Half.com - Amazon.com - eBay We have books for sale on the Internet. All proceeds go to the education of three students whom we sponsor through Educate!, and to pay for administrative costs, such as money transfers and the projects listed. To purchase books to benefit refugees in Kyangwali: Half.com books for sale Amazon.com book store |
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