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CHILD(NOT)SOLDIER
ISIPHO
ORPHANS OF RWANDA
Founded in 2006, Child(not)Soldier is a student-run group at New York University whose aim is to raise funds (and awareness) for the hundreds of thousands of children across the world whose childhoods have been denied. Our goal is to begin by telling their story.
Recently, we've been working extensively with Invisible Children, raising money to build schools for rehabilitated child soldiers and aiding initiatives to end the civil war in Uganda.
Isipho was co-founded by 13-year-old Miranda Lynch and her father so that Miranda could do everything possible to improve the lives of children in Nzinga, South Africa. Chronic malnutrition and illiteracy are an overwhelming problem in Nzinga, leading to extreme poverty and dependence. Isipho provides gardening training through a partnership with Cedara College of Agriculture, fencing, tools and seeds so that villagers can begin to grow their own vegetables. Additionally, they provide books, educational supplies and teacher training for the schools. Isipho is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Orphans of Rwanda, Inc. (ORI) is dedicated to providing university scholarships to talented orphans and socially vulnerable young people in Rwanda, enabling them to pursue their highest ambitions and ultimately become leaders in driving their country’s growth and reconciliation. We currently support 175 students who have overcome incredible challenges and are united by a desire to improve their lives and create meaningful change in Rwanda’s economy and society. ORI was founded in 2004, and is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
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admin on Mon, 12/28/2009 - 10:04.