I found Mawuvio's via a Google Search for "recycled glass bead bracelets," and my life has changed since getting to know Renee Farwell and Kwame Agoe. I've visited Kissemah Village in Ghana, 3 times, and I am thrilled to be helping the students of the MOP program learn, learn, learn. Mawuvio's started with seven children, today they support sixty, free school, lunch program and basic medical care. The school today is held on the porch and courtyard of someone's home, we are building a proper school in Aiykumah that will have capacity for 100 children. If you are interested in helping out visit the MOP website and contact us or write me at elena1025@comcast.net. This small non profit has a HUGE heart. Bravo to Renee and Kwame and all the teachers and volunteers for your dedication and love of the children.
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- EIN 98-0688946
- Goose Lake IA 52750 USA
- http://www.mawuviosoutreachprogramme.org/
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Causes: Education, Elementary & Secondary Schools, Literacy
Mission: Provide free education, shelter and care for disadvantaged children across the globe regardless of sex, age, race or tribal origin.