“Maji”
Swahili for Water “Maji” is Swahili for “water”. Here in the USA we are rarely without it. With it we steep our tea and brush
May 15, 2018
Swahili for Water “Maji” is Swahili for “water”. Here in the USA we are rarely without it. With it we steep our tea and brush
There are more than 2.2 billion children in the world today. It is estimated that 153 million children of these are orphans (UNICEF). That moves my
I have some very exciting news to share. Last month EC received a very generous grant from Christian Broadcasting Network! The grant is designated to
The Board of Directors The purpose of this blog is to familiarize our readers and followers with nine wonderful people who serve on EC’s Board
At Everyone’s Child we are all about seeing problems and finding solutions. When this organization began in 2009, we were presented with the problem of
The Job Interview My first job interview was not very noteworthy. Our neighbor across the street asked my mother whether I would be interested in
Dear friends, Every year I begin our Annual Appeal with these words, and every year I have the pleasure of crossing off “friends” and personalizing
The School This past June I wrote about the Miruya Primary School in western Kenya where children were in attendance, but there were no teachers.
It’s August, and the students all over Kenya are taking a break from their studies. They call it a “holiday”, which is apt, since it
EC’s Mission When EC was established in 2009, our goal was to educate where there were no schools, connect where there was isolation, and care
Everyone’s Child educates, connects, and cares for orphaned and vulnerable students in Kenya and India.