On my last visit to Uganda the Mother Superior gifted me with two baskets. I asked friends to help me fill one with $5000. With the funds the sisters built a pig farm to gain profits to buy medicine for the poor. NowI am working on the other basket of $5000 to build another…
Enjoy this witness of how the MAAPFoundation celebrated possibilities when women are supported in their struggle to rise out of poverty, hunger, malaria, being victim.
In 2013 we took to the streets begging to support the work of St Jude Clinic in Nakifuma Uganda. The lady pictured is Mindy Nigliazzo, her husband David, and one of their sons, Joe. Yesterday, Mindy was presented posthumously with the MAAPFoundation, Spirit of the Giraffe Award. Mindy used her God given gifts and talents…
Our mission aligns with the signs, wonders and miracle healing provided by God. How blessed we who serve are rewarded by thanks given by those too poor to provide payment.
Local fifth grade students work to raise $5000 to fund a start up project to benefit an Uganda village medical facility serving the poor. Can you help them reach their goal? See the kind of poultry project $5000 can finance.
Traveling to our supported clinics in Uganda villages is such a joy. The welcome we receive is heartwarming. “Let the little children come into me and do not hinder them, says the Lord”. My mission especially is geared toward improvising conditions supporting mothers and children as they are so vulnerable.
This 2009 photo in the Chicago Daily Herald asked for $15,000 donations so that Peace Corps volunteer, Megan DaPisa could build a computer lab in Kenya. I made a contribution. Importantly, I learned that setting out a big goal for a great amount of money could be reached. Today, I use the same approach asking…
This priest is making a begging appeal to anyone who can see or hear his concerns . Will you help?
At the entrance of many private healthcare facilities in rural Uganda locations are situated large iron gates that seem to guard the entrance. To whom are they meant to keep out? Inside clinics expensive blood and medicine can be given to those who can pay. Typically, complicated malaria fever can threaten the life of those…
Health Unit Management Committee in a meeting. They appreciate the support froom MAAPF but specifically they thank the Barry Family for the love for African mothers and children. The MAAPFoundation is invited by Uganda local village leaders who witness poor struggling mothers and babies without access to healthcare and mobilize to make changes within…