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…
What do you see in this photo? Do you see a mom huddled under a blanket during Uganda’s warm sun shivering with malaria fever? Her child on his own. She is too poor to afford medicine available from a store. Too poor to walk to a clinic that will turn her away because she…
This young mother received surgery in the clinic center created by US donors. The facility was built with $25,000 all contributed by small amounts by persons who believe they personally can make a difference saving a life in Nakifuma East Africa. The surgeon is Dr Ken who largely is a volunteer. The woman complained of…
Dr Kenneth and Mother Teo “Christmas Shopping” 2018 in Uganda with $3,000 largely donated by one man to honor his wife. He says: “The Life I Can Save” is within my reach. 50+ premature babies saved since. The MAAPFoundation strives to pass along 100% of your donation. 76 year old nurse Teo over 50 years…
Every day our local community projects provide status updates proudly showing efforts to raise funds to provide emergency medical care for qualified mothers and babies in need. Father Zeddy in Mbarara sends a report to donor/sponsors. The goal is 3 patients a day can profit from urgent clinic care and not to turned away.
A bleeding pregnant Ugandan mom lives in a hut 2 miles walk to a clinic, no money to pay the minimum Catholic clinic charge for clinical services , no transportation to get 8 miles to government hospital except by motor bike that costs more than she has to pay. If she asks you and…