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Letters/Animal Projects – Burundi
These children are writing thank you letters to their sponsors. The thank you letters are related to the small family projects funds and gifts for some. It is a good culture that every child is to say thanks to someone who gives something important to their families. For those who are not yet able to write, their parents write a thank you letter on their behalf.
These children are writing thank you letters to their sponsors. The thank you letters are related to the small family projects funds and gifts for some. It is a good culture that every child is to say thanks to someone who gives something important to their families. For those who are not yet able to write, their parents write a thank you letter on their behalf.
A mother is writing on the behalf of the child about the funds for a small family project. The child is sitting beside the mother who tells the child what she is writing, which is very good.
A mother is writing on the behalf of the child about the funds for a small family project. The child is sitting beside the mother who tells the child what she is writing, which is very good.
This child is able to write but she needs her father to direct her on how to do it well.
Sandrine Nishimwe (picured in pink) with her parents did a project of raising goats. She loves to spend time with her goat and the recently born baby kid.
This child is able to write but she needs her father to direct her on how to do it well.
Sandrine Nishimwe (picured in pink) with her parents did a project of raising goats. She loves to spend time with her goat and the recently born baby kid.
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Audrey Nzoyikunda with her family have set a project of livestock of sheep which already gave a new born and chickens which give eggs day by day. Audrey is holding eggs that were given by the chicken. She is very happy that soon there will be baby chickens.
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Audrey’s parents testify that now with the eggs, if there is an urgent need, they sell some and buy whatever is needed for the child schooling. The sheep are giving organic fertilizers and they are expecting very good harvest of beans.
All these projects help the children to have food first and meet others needs in the families. When children are safe, they are able to more freely participate in their everyday lives like to go to school, helping in their parents’ activities and they are able to set goals for their lives in order to live a life that has a purpose. – Augustin, ICCM Burundi National Coordinator
All these projects help the children to have food first and meet others needs in the families. When children are safe, they are able to more freely participate in their everyday lives like to go to school, helping in their parents’ activities and they are able to set goals for their lives in order to live a life that has a purpose. – Augustin, ICCM Burundi National Coordinator
2020 ICCM Partnership Impact
Standing the gap providing through God's abundance
12,614 children in 33 countries currently supported by sponsors in seven different countries
1,964 children awaiting a sponsor
789,250 meals provided through Burundi, India, Haiti Food funds
Standing the gap providing through God's abundance
12,614 children in 33 countries currently supported by sponsors in seven different countries
1,964 children awaiting a sponsor
789,250 meals provided through Burundi, India, Haiti Food funds
- $119,559 in COVID relief – emergency food and hygiene assistance to children and families in over 24 countries
- $58,001 provided for animal projects benefiting families and schools
- $22,019 directed toward the purchase and distribution of water filters
- $2,544 used to drill water wells
- $4,685 solar lights for ICCM hostels where electricity is sporadic or unavailable
- $1,793 given and matched to provide Bibles in Brazil, Nicaragua, Togo and DRC
- $3,795 Ann's Angel Fund – providing emergency medical treatment (accidents, dengue fever, snake bites, eye care, surgeries and more)
- $33,433 directed through ICCM to anti-trafficking efforts