The Situation in Kenya
The children we support in Kenya are home from school, and food is becoming a problem. Here is what we can do to help.
April 3, 2020
The children we support in Kenya are home from school, and food is becoming a problem. Here is what we can do to help.
Dear friends and trusted supporters, For the past several weeks, I have been following the news in order to provide our supporters with a report
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