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    Grace's wedding

    Kilome region celebrates Grace Kamola's wedding 

    Praise God that Grace Kamola's church wedding ceremony was finally held this past Saturday, Sept. 21st! (pictures above and below)  The women in her Kwambeu women's group in the Kilome cluster provided her wedding dress and rejoiced in the celebration! 

    Grace had an obstetric fistula surgical repair in March and has, since then, been free to attend church and mix socially without any stigma, so she and her husband were finally able to have a church wedding after 34 years! 

    Susan Musembe, the Kilome Regional Program Manager, sent photos and said, “Thank God for His faithfulness.  Grace has suffered for many years but a day like this was in His big plans to bring it to accomplishment! 

    Pray for God to Bless Women's efforts to meet Financial Targets by Oct. 4th

    Agnes, our Kenya Program Director says, “We need more prayers toward our bank opening, to be held on October 4th, for women to reach their financial targets."

    Every woman has been working very hard through various income generating activities to earn enough Kenya Shillings to contribute her financial  "target" into the pool with the other women in her group so they can raise as much money as possible toward purchasing water tanks. 

    This annual "bank opening" (when they pool their money together-- which they used to do literally by opening tin banks) will determine the number of tanks they can purchase.  Will they reach the goal they've been working so hard all year to attain? 

    For a variety of reasons, some of the women are experiencing difficulty attaining their individual targets, possibly due to  a downturn in the market to sell their handmade goods, or waterborne illness in their family which required medical care, a lack of rain, or a poor harvest, etc. 

    The women have set a goal to earn enough for 158 water tanks and 8 solar panels this year! Please pray for God's blessing on all their efforts, that they will be able to reach their individual targets and meet this group goal!    Pray also for their growing trust in the Lord and His faithfulness in the process. 

    Pray for PFP-Kenya's Non-Profit Registration Process

    The process for Path From Poverty to become registered as a non-profit organization in Kenya has involved interviews by bank officers and government officials during the month of August and it has been quite a challenge for Agnes, our Kenya Program Director.   

    The Kenyan Regional Program Managers need to sign their by-laws and surrender them to the Government in the next few days. 

    Please pray that this registration will be approved by the Kenyan government as soon as possible.

    Pray for Lydia's House To Be Completed!

    Update:  Continue to pray also for Lydia’s house construction.  Susan writes, “Thank God for Lydia’s house.  We got volunteers who offered to take a loan for the iron sheets and also the timber.  The challenge we have is that the bricks the mason estimated were not enough, we’re supposed to purchase more for the truss.  We have trust that this will be available soon.”     

    As you may remember the Kwambeu Women's Group (of which Lydia is a member), their AIC church, and the more established PFP women's groups from the Mbooni, Kisau, and Tulimani regions, are helping fund the building of a 2-room house for Lydia and her children. This house will have a metal roof to catch rainwater into Lydia's new tank, recently delivered during the 2019 work team visit, and a locking door for Lydia and her family's protection.   

    Susan Musembi, Lydia's Regional Program Manager, said, “We also thank God for helping us through such an activity, we are trusting to do the final one: windows, door, and lock etc."

    Please continue to pray that this final stage of putting in a window, door, and lock would be completed as soon as possible.  And continue to pray for God's protection from harm for Lydia and her family.  

    Harambee Gala - Oct 5 "Journey on the Path to Hope"  6-9 p.m. Mountaineers Center

    “Women have so much potential but it has been locked inside, but now, because of all they are learning in their groups, they are doing great things they never imagined they could do.” – (Sue Musyoka, Regional Program Manager)

    Join us in this annual celebration of hope and empowerment in support of women and families in Kenya.                         Dr. Alicia Apple (2019 Work team volunteer/ physician) will be our speaker. 

    Featuring: An elegant dinner designed by Pyramid Catering, live music, fun photo booth, Kenyan marketplace, raffle for exciting prizes, Win a trip with the 2020 Path From Poverty Work Team!

    Early-bird tickets available through September 30th - $75/person or $750/table
    Purchase tickets at: www.pathfrompoverty.org/harambee2019

    Please pray for all the preparations for the event.

    Harambee requires many talented volunteers to make this event - extraordinary!  This year we have the following areas to fill with volunteers:  Set-Up, Registration, Market Place, Photo Booth, & Table Captains.  

    To volunteer, please contact us at info@pathfrompoverty.org

    Water and Food Shortage in New PFP Regions

    Susan Musembi, Kilome RPM, wrote: “Our major common challenge is lack of food.  All food is bought from the shops and few families could afford cash to purchase food.  The other one is lack of water.  Most families are relying on water from dams and most of them have dried up… PFP-Kenya coordinator is assisting the groups to educate them on boiling water from dams before they drink.   Every meeting in groups we take a lesson to teach them the danger of using dirty water.”

    Regina Mbaluku, the Malili RPM reported: “The challenges we are facing is lack of water, food, and money, but God is so good, for we are strong and healthy…. Please pray for us always.”

    She also said, "we will get rain at the end of October if all goes well.” 

    "Many members don’t have water tanks. We pray by God’s help every woman by next year to have a tank.”   

    The women in these newest PFP regions, Malili, Kibwezi, and Kilome, are working very hard to generate income to buy water tanks. And PFP is supporting their efforts through the provision of monthly gift tanks. Pray that God will richly bless the women's efforts!

    God's Provision for the Indonesia Program until June 2020 

    Praise God for His faithfulness! The Japanese Presbyterian Church has stepped forward with financial support for the PFP-Indonesia Program for one year (until June of 2020)!

    Please continue to pray that God will raise up an organization/donor who would feel called to support the Program from July 2020 onward.   

    After 11 years of partnership with the women of North Sumatra, June 30, 2019 marked the closure of the Indonesia Program. PFP made the strategic decision to focus efforts on our work in Kenya, where there were opportunities for program growth and replication.          

    Thank God for Program Director Hotmaida Siahaan’s trust in the Lord and her faithful, persevering, committed attitude to continue to come alongside the women in poverty there.  Please pray for Hotmaida, and for these women as they continue to courageously walk the path out of poverty. 

  • Praises and Prayer - September 2019

    Grace's wedding

    Kilome region celebrates Grace Kamola's wedding 

    Praise God that Grace Kamola's church wedding ceremony was finally held this past Saturday, Sept. 21st! (pictures above and below)  The women in her Kwambeu women's group in the Kilome cluster provided her wedding dress and rejoiced in the celebration! 

    Grace had an obstetric fistula surgical repair in March and has, since then, been free to attend church and mix socially without any stigma, so she and her husband were finally able to have a church wedding after 34 years! 

    Susan Musembe, the Kilome Regional Program Manager, sent photos and said, “Thank God for His faithfulness.  Grace has suffered for many years but a day like this was in His big plans to bring it to accomplishment! 

    Pray for God to Bless Women's efforts to meet Financial Targets by Oct. 4th

    Agnes, our Kenya Program Director says, “We need more prayers toward our bank opening, to be held on October 4th, for women to reach their financial targets."

    Every woman has been working very hard through various income generating activities to earn enough Kenya Shillings to contribute her financial  "target" into the pool with the other women in her group so they can raise as much money as possible toward purchasing water tanks. 

    This annual "bank opening" (when they pool their money together-- which they used to do literally by opening tin banks) will determine the number of tanks they can purchase.  Will they reach the goal they've been working so hard all year to attain? 

    For a variety of reasons, some of the women are experiencing difficulty attaining their individual targets, possibly due to  a downturn in the market to sell their handmade goods, or waterborne illness in their family which required medical care, a lack of rain, or a poor harvest, etc. 

    The women have set a goal to earn enough for 158 water tanks and 8 solar panels this year! Please pray for God's blessing on all their efforts, that they will be able to reach their individual targets and meet this group goal!    Pray also for their growing trust in the Lord and His faithfulness in the process. 

    Pray for PFP-Kenya's Non-Profit Registration Process

    The process for Path From Poverty to become registered as a non-profit organization in Kenya has involved interviews by bank officers and government officials during the month of August and it has been quite a challenge for Agnes, our Kenya Program Director.   

    The Kenyan Regional Program Managers need to sign their by-laws and surrender them to the Government in the next few days. 

    Please pray that this registration will be approved by the Kenyan government as soon as possible.

    Pray for Lydia's House To Be Completed!

    Update:  Continue to pray also for Lydia’s house construction.  Susan writes, “Thank God for Lydia’s house.  We got volunteers who offered to take a loan for the iron sheets and also the timber.  The challenge we have is that the bricks the mason estimated were not enough, we’re supposed to purchase more for the truss.  We have trust that this will be available soon.”     

    As you may remember the Kwambeu Women's Group (of which Lydia is a member), their AIC church, and the more established PFP women's groups from the Mbooni, Kisau, and Tulimani regions, are helping fund the building of a 2-room house for Lydia and her children. This house will have a metal roof to catch rainwater into Lydia's new tank, recently delivered during the 2019 work team visit, and a locking door for Lydia and her family's protection.   

    Susan Musembi, Lydia's Regional Program Manager, said, “We also thank God for helping us through such an activity, we are trusting to do the final one: windows, door, and lock etc."

    Please continue to pray that this final stage of putting in a window, door, and lock would be completed as soon as possible.  And continue to pray for God's protection from harm for Lydia and her family.  

    Harambee Gala - Oct 5 "Journey on the Path to Hope"  6-9 p.m. Mountaineers Center

    “Women have so much potential but it has been locked inside, but now, because of all they are learning in their groups, they are doing great things they never imagined they could do.” – (Sue Musyoka, Regional Program Manager)

    Join us in this annual celebration of hope and empowerment in support of women and families in Kenya.                         Dr. Alicia Apple (2019 Work team volunteer/ physician) will be our speaker. 

    Featuring: An elegant dinner designed by Pyramid Catering, live music, fun photo booth, Kenyan marketplace, raffle for exciting prizes, Win a trip with the 2020 Path From Poverty Work Team!

    Early-bird tickets available through September 30th - $75/person or $750/table
    Purchase tickets at: www.pathfrompoverty.org/harambee2019

    Please pray for all the preparations for the event.

    Harambee requires many talented volunteers to make this event - extraordinary!  This year we have the following areas to fill with volunteers:  Set-Up, Registration, Market Place, Photo Booth, & Table Captains.  

    To volunteer, please contact us at info@pathfrompoverty.org

    Water and Food Shortage in New PFP Regions

    Susan Musembi, Kilome RPM, wrote: “Our major common challenge is lack of food.  All food is bought from the shops and few families could afford cash to purchase food.  The other one is lack of water.  Most families are relying on water from dams and most of them have dried up… PFP-Kenya coordinator is assisting the groups to educate them on boiling water from dams before they drink.   Every meeting in groups we take a lesson to teach them the danger of using dirty water.”

    Regina Mbaluku, the Malili RPM reported: “The challenges we are facing is lack of water, food, and money, but God is so good, for we are strong and healthy…. Please pray for us always.”

    She also said, "we will get rain at the end of October if all goes well.” 

    "Many members don’t have water tanks. We pray by God’s help every woman by next year to have a tank.”   

    The women in these newest PFP regions, Malili, Kibwezi, and Kilome, are working very hard to generate income to buy water tanks. And PFP is supporting their efforts through the provision of monthly gift tanks. Pray that God will richly bless the women's efforts!

    God's Provision for the Indonesia Program until June 2020 

    Praise God for His faithfulness! The Japanese Presbyterian Church has stepped forward with financial support for the PFP-Indonesia Program for one year (until June of 2020)!

    Please continue to pray that God will raise up an organization/donor who would feel called to support the Program from July 2020 onward.   

    After 11 years of partnership with the women of North Sumatra, June 30, 2019 marked the closure of the Indonesia Program. PFP made the strategic decision to focus efforts on our work in Kenya, where there were opportunities for program growth and replication.          

    Thank God for Program Director Hotmaida Siahaan’s trust in the Lord and her faithful, persevering, committed attitude to continue to come alongside the women in poverty there.  Please pray for Hotmaida, and for these women as they continue to courageously walk the path out of poverty. 

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  • Praises and Prayer - September 2019

    Grace's wedding

    Kilome region celebrates Grace Kamola's wedding 

    Praise God that Grace Kamola's church wedding ceremony was finally held this past Saturday, Sept. 21st! (pictures above and below)  The women in her Kwambeu women's group in the Kilome cluster provided her wedding dress and rejoiced in the celebration! 

    Grace had an obstetric fistula surgical repair in March and has, since then, been free to attend church and mix socially without any stigma, so she and her husband were finally able to have a church wedding after 34 years! 

    Susan Musembe, the Kilome Regional Program Manager, sent photos and said, “Thank God for His faithfulness.  Grace has suffered for many years but a day like this was in His big plans to bring it to accomplishment! 

    Pray for God to Bless Women's efforts to meet Financial Targets by Oct. 4th

    Agnes, our Kenya Program Director says, “We need more prayers toward our bank opening, to be held on October 4th, for women to reach their financial targets."

    Every woman has been working very hard through various income generating activities to earn enough Kenya Shillings to contribute her financial  "target" into the pool with the other women in her group so they can raise as much money as possible toward purchasing water tanks. 

    This annual "bank opening" (when they pool their money together-- which they used to do literally by opening tin banks) will determine the number of tanks they can purchase.  Will they reach the goal they've been working so hard all year to attain? 

    For a variety of reasons, some of the women are experiencing difficulty attaining their individual targets, possibly due to  a downturn in the market to sell their handmade goods, or waterborne illness in their family which required medical care, a lack of rain, or a poor harvest, etc. 

    The women have set a goal to earn enough for 158 water tanks and 8 solar panels this year! Please pray for God's blessing on all their efforts, that they will be able to reach their individual targets and meet this group goal!    Pray also for their growing trust in the Lord and His faithfulness in the process. 

    Pray for PFP-Kenya's Non-Profit Registration Process

    The process for Path From Poverty to become registered as a non-profit organization in Kenya has involved interviews by bank officers and government officials during the month of August and it has been quite a challenge for Agnes, our Kenya Program Director.   

    The Kenyan Regional Program Managers need to sign their by-laws and surrender them to the Government in the next few days. 

    Please pray that this registration will be approved by the Kenyan government as soon as possible.

    Pray for Lydia's House To Be Completed!

    Update:  Continue to pray also for Lydia’s house construction.  Susan writes, “Thank God for Lydia’s house.  We got volunteers who offered to take a loan for the iron sheets and also the timber.  The challenge we have is that the bricks the mason estimated were not enough, we’re supposed to purchase more for the truss.  We have trust that this will be available soon.”     

    As you may remember the Kwambeu Women's Group (of which Lydia is a member), their AIC church, and the more established PFP women's groups from the Mbooni, Kisau, and Tulimani regions, are helping fund the building of a 2-room house for Lydia and her children. This house will have a metal roof to catch rainwater into Lydia's new tank, recently delivered during the 2019 work team visit, and a locking door for Lydia and her family's protection.   

    Susan Musembi, Lydia's Regional Program Manager, said, “We also thank God for helping us through such an activity, we are trusting to do the final one: windows, door, and lock etc."

    Please continue to pray that this final stage of putting in a window, door, and lock would be completed as soon as possible.  And continue to pray for God's protection from harm for Lydia and her family.  

    Harambee Gala - Oct 5 "Journey on the Path to Hope"  6-9 p.m. Mountaineers Center

    “Women have so much potential but it has been locked inside, but now, because of all they are learning in their groups, they are doing great things they never imagined they could do.” – (Sue Musyoka, Regional Program Manager)

    Join us in this annual celebration of hope and empowerment in support of women and families in Kenya.                         Dr. Alicia Apple (2019 Work team volunteer/ physician) will be our speaker. 

    Featuring: An elegant dinner designed by Pyramid Catering, live music, fun photo booth, Kenyan marketplace, raffle for exciting prizes, Win a trip with the 2020 Path From Poverty Work Team!

    Early-bird tickets available through September 30th - $75/person or $750/table
    Purchase tickets at: www.pathfrompoverty.org/harambee2019

    Please pray for all the preparations for the event.

    Harambee requires many talented volunteers to make this event - extraordinary!  This year we have the following areas to fill with volunteers:  Set-Up, Registration, Market Place, Photo Booth, & Table Captains.  

    To volunteer, please contact us at info@pathfrompoverty.org

    Water and Food Shortage in New PFP Regions

    Susan Musembi, Kilome RPM, wrote: “Our major common challenge is lack of food.  All food is bought from the shops and few families could afford cash to purchase food.  The other one is lack of water.  Most families are relying on water from dams and most of them have dried up… PFP-Kenya coordinator is assisting the groups to educate them on boiling water from dams before they drink.   Every meeting in groups we take a lesson to teach them the danger of using dirty water.”

    Regina Mbaluku, the Malili RPM reported: “The challenges we are facing is lack of water, food, and money, but God is so good, for we are strong and healthy…. Please pray for us always.”

    She also said, "we will get rain at the end of October if all goes well.” 

    "Many members don’t have water tanks. We pray by God’s help every woman by next year to have a tank.”   

    The women in these newest PFP regions, Malili, Kibwezi, and Kilome, are working very hard to generate income to buy water tanks. And PFP is supporting their efforts through the provision of monthly gift tanks. Pray that God will richly bless the women's efforts!

    God's Provision for the Indonesia Program until June 2020 

    Praise God for His faithfulness! The Japanese Presbyterian Church has stepped forward with financial support for the PFP-Indonesia Program for one year (until June of 2020)!

    Please continue to pray that God will raise up an organization/donor who would feel called to support the Program from July 2020 onward.   

    After 11 years of partnership with the women of North Sumatra, June 30, 2019 marked the closure of the Indonesia Program. PFP made the strategic decision to focus efforts on our work in Kenya, where there were opportunities for program growth and replication.          

    Thank God for Program Director Hotmaida Siahaan’s trust in the Lord and her faithful, persevering, committed attitude to continue to come alongside the women in poverty there.  Please pray for Hotmaida, and for these women as they continue to courageously walk the path out of poverty. 

  • Praises and Prayer - September 2019

    Grace's wedding

    Kilome region celebrates Grace Kamola's wedding 

    Praise God that Grace Kamola's church wedding ceremony was finally held this past Saturday, Sept. 21st! (pictures above and below)  The women in her Kwambeu women's group in the Kilome cluster provided her wedding dress and rejoiced in the celebration! 

    Grace had an obstetric fistula surgical repair in March and has, since then, been free to attend church and mix socially without any stigma, so she and her husband were finally able to have a church wedding after 34 years! 

    Susan Musembe, the Kilome Regional Program Manager, sent photos and said, “Thank God for His faithfulness.  Grace has suffered for many years but a day like this was in His big plans to bring it to accomplishment! 

    Pray for God to Bless Women's efforts to meet Financial Targets by Oct. 4th

    Agnes, our Kenya Program Director says, “We need more prayers toward our bank opening, to be held on October 4th, for women to reach their financial targets."

    Every woman has been working very hard through various income generating activities to earn enough Kenya Shillings to contribute her financial  "target" into the pool with the other women in her group so they can raise as much money as possible toward purchasing water tanks. 

    This annual "bank opening" (when they pool their money together-- which they used to do literally by opening tin banks) will determine the number of tanks they can purchase.  Will they reach the goal they've been working so hard all year to attain? 

    For a variety of reasons, some of the women are experiencing difficulty attaining their individual targets, possibly due to  a downturn in the market to sell their handmade goods, or waterborne illness in their family which required medical care, a lack of rain, or a poor harvest, etc. 

    The women have set a goal to earn enough for 158 water tanks and 8 solar panels this year! Please pray for God's blessing on all their efforts, that they will be able to reach their individual targets and meet this group goal!    Pray also for their growing trust in the Lord and His faithfulness in the process. 

    Pray for PFP-Kenya's Non-Profit Registration Process

    The process for Path From Poverty to become registered as a non-profit organization in Kenya has involved interviews by bank officers and government officials during the month of August and it has been quite a challenge for Agnes, our Kenya Program Director.   

    The Kenyan Regional Program Managers need to sign their by-laws and surrender them to the Government in the next few days. 

    Please pray that this registration will be approved by the Kenyan government as soon as possible.

    Pray for Lydia's House To Be Completed!

    Update:  Continue to pray also for Lydia’s house construction.  Susan writes, “Thank God for Lydia’s house.  We got volunteers who offered to take a loan for the iron sheets and also the timber.  The challenge we have is that the bricks the mason estimated were not enough, we’re supposed to purchase more for the truss.  We have trust that this will be available soon.”     

    As you may remember the Kwambeu Women's Group (of which Lydia is a member), their AIC church, and the more established PFP women's groups from the Mbooni, Kisau, and Tulimani regions, are helping fund the building of a 2-room house for Lydia and her children. This house will have a metal roof to catch rainwater into Lydia's new tank, recently delivered during the 2019 work team visit, and a locking door for Lydia and her family's protection.   

    Susan Musembi, Lydia's Regional Program Manager, said, “We also thank God for helping us through such an activity, we are trusting to do the final one: windows, door, and lock etc."

    Please continue to pray that this final stage of putting in a window, door, and lock would be completed as soon as possible.  And continue to pray for God's protection from harm for Lydia and her family.  

    Harambee Gala - Oct 5 "Journey on the Path to Hope"  6-9 p.m. Mountaineers Center

    “Women have so much potential but it has been locked inside, but now, because of all they are learning in their groups, they are doing great things they never imagined they could do.” – (Sue Musyoka, Regional Program Manager)

    Join us in this annual celebration of hope and empowerment in support of women and families in Kenya.                         Dr. Alicia Apple (2019 Work team volunteer/ physician) will be our speaker. 

    Featuring: An elegant dinner designed by Pyramid Catering, live music, fun photo booth, Kenyan marketplace, raffle for exciting prizes, Win a trip with the 2020 Path From Poverty Work Team!

    Early-bird tickets available through September 30th - $75/person or $750/table
    Purchase tickets at: www.pathfrompoverty.org/harambee2019

    Please pray for all the preparations for the event.

    Harambee requires many talented volunteers to make this event - extraordinary!  This year we have the following areas to fill with volunteers:  Set-Up, Registration, Market Place, Photo Booth, & Table Captains.  

    To volunteer, please contact us at info@pathfrompoverty.org

    Water and Food Shortage in New PFP Regions

    Susan Musembi, Kilome RPM, wrote: “Our major common challenge is lack of food.  All food is bought from the shops and few families could afford cash to purchase food.  The other one is lack of water.  Most families are relying on water from dams and most of them have dried up… PFP-Kenya coordinator is assisting the groups to educate them on boiling water from dams before they drink.   Every meeting in groups we take a lesson to teach them the danger of using dirty water.”

    Regina Mbaluku, the Malili RPM reported: “The challenges we are facing is lack of water, food, and money, but God is so good, for we are strong and healthy…. Please pray for us always.”

    She also said, "we will get rain at the end of October if all goes well.” 

    "Many members don’t have water tanks. We pray by God’s help every woman by next year to have a tank.”   

    The women in these newest PFP regions, Malili, Kibwezi, and Kilome, are working very hard to generate income to buy water tanks. And PFP is supporting their efforts through the provision of monthly gift tanks. Pray that God will richly bless the women's efforts!

    God's Provision for the Indonesia Program until June 2020 

    Praise God for His faithfulness! The Japanese Presbyterian Church has stepped forward with financial support for the PFP-Indonesia Program for one year (until June of 2020)!

    Please continue to pray that God will raise up an organization/donor who would feel called to support the Program from July 2020 onward.   

    After 11 years of partnership with the women of North Sumatra, June 30, 2019 marked the closure of the Indonesia Program. PFP made the strategic decision to focus efforts on our work in Kenya, where there were opportunities for program growth and replication.          

    Thank God for Program Director Hotmaida Siahaan’s trust in the Lord and her faithful, persevering, committed attitude to continue to come alongside the women in poverty there.  Please pray for Hotmaida, and for these women as they continue to courageously walk the path out of poverty. 

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  1. What Information Do We Collect? When you visit our website you may provide us with two types of information: personal information you knowingly choose to disclose that is collected on an individual basis and website use information collected on an aggregate basis as you and others browse our website.
  2. Personal Information You Choose to Provide We may request that you voluntarily supply us with personal information, including your email address, postal address, home or work telephone number and other personal information for such purposes as correspondence, placing an order, requesting an estimate, or participating in online surveys. If you choose to correspond with us through email, we may retain the content of your email messages together with your email address and our responses. We provide the same protections for these electronic communications that we employ in the maintenance of information received by mail and telephone.
  3. Website Use Information Similar to other websites, our site may utilize a standard technology called "cookies" (see explanation below, "What Are Cookies?") and web server logs to collect information about how our website is used. Information gathered through cookies and server logs may include the date and time of visits, the pages viewed, time spent at our website, and the sites visited just before and just after ours. This information is collected on an aggregate basis. None of this information is associated with you as an individual.
  4. How Do We Use the Information That You Provide to Us? Broadly speaking, we use personal information for purposes of administering our business activities, providing service and support and making available other products and services to our customers and prospective customers. Occasionally, we may also use the information we collect to notify you about important changes to our website, new services and special offers we think you will find valuable. The lists used to send you product and service offers are developed and managed under our traditional standards designed to safeguard the security and privacy of all personal information provided by our users. You may at any time to notify us of your desire not to receive these offers.
  5. What Are Cookies? Cookies are a feature of web browser software that allows web servers to recognize the computer used to access a website. Cookies are small pieces of data that are stored by a user's web browser on the user's hard drive. Cookies can remember what information a user accesses on one web page to simplify subsequent interactions with that website by the same user or to use the information to streamline the user's transactions on related web pages. This makes it easier for a user to move from web page to web page and to complete commercial transactions over the Internet. Cookies should make your online experience easier and more personalized.
  6. How Do We Use Information Collected From Cookies? We use website browser software tools such as cookies and web server logs to gather information about our website users' browsing activities, in order to constantly improve our website and better serve our users. This information assists us to design and arrange our web pages in the most user-friendly manner and to continually improve our website to better meet the needs of our users and prospective users. Cookies help us collect important business and technical statistics. The information in the cookies lets us trace the paths followed by users to our website as they move from one page to another. Web server logs allow us to count how many people visit our website and evaluate our website's visitor capacity. We do not use these technologies to capture your individual email address or any personally identifying information about you.
  7. Notice of New Services and Changes Occasionally, we may use the information we collect to notify you about important changes to our website, new services and special offers we think you will find valuable. As a user of our website, you will be given the opportunity to notify us of your desire not to receive these offers by clicking on a response box when you receive such an offer or by sending us an email request.
  8. How Do We Secure Information Transmissions? When you send confidential personal information to us on our website, a secure server software which we have licensed encrypts all information you input before it is sent to us. The information is scrambled en route and decoded once it reaches our website. Other email that you may send to us may not be secure unless we advise you that security measures will be in place prior to your transmitting the information. For that reason, we ask that you do not send confidential information such as Social Security, credit card, or account numbers to us through an unsecured email.
  9. How Do We Protect Your Information? Information Security -- We utilize encryption/security software to safeguard the confidentiality of personal information we collect from unauthorized access or disclosure and accidental loss, alteration or destruction. Evaluation of Information Protection Practices -- Periodically, our operations and business practices are reviewed for compliance with organization policies and procedures governing the security, confidentiality and quality of our information. Employee Access, Training and Expectations -- Our organization values, ethical standards, policies and practices are committed to the protection of user information. In general, our business practices limit employee access to confidential information, and limit the use and disclosure of such information to authorized persons, processes and transactions.
  10. How Can You Access and Correct Your Information? You may request access to all your personally identifiable information that we collect online and maintain in our database by emailing us using the contact form provided to you within the site structure of our website.
  11. Do We Disclose Information to Outside Parties? We may provide aggregate information about our customers, sales, website traffic patterns and related website information to our affiliates or reputable third parties, but this information will not include personally identifying data, except as otherwise provided in this privacy policy.
  12. What About Legally Compelled Disclosure of Information? We may disclose information when legally compelled to do so, in other words, when we, in good faith, believe that the law requires it or for the protection of our legal rights.
  13. Permission to Use of Materials The right to download and store or output the materials in our website is granted for the user's personal use only, and materials may not be reproduced in any edited form. Any other reproduction, transmission, performance, display or editing of these materials by any means mechanical or electronic without our express written permission is strictly prohibited. Users wishing to obtain permission to reprint or reproduce any materials appearing on this site may contact us directly.
Terms & Conditions

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Donation Refund Policy

We are grateful for your donation and support of our organization. If you have made an error in making your donation or change your mind about contributing to our organization please contact us. Refunds are returned using the original method of payment. If you made your donation by credit card, your refund will be credited to that same credit card.

Automated Recurring Donation Cancellation

Ongoing support is important to enabling projects to continue their work, so we encourage donors to continue to contribute to projects over time. But if you must cancel your recurring donation, please notify us.

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