There is a lot to be excited about at Bridges of Promise these days. The stationary store we helped to build in Rulenge-Ngara is running well and solar-powered!
Co-founder Karen Schuster and Bridges of Promise friends and family are headed to Rulenge-Ngara (at their own expense) next week to see first-hand the work that is going on there and to help prepare the way for the new $24,000 well project that Bridges of Promise was just granted by Water Hope!
All of this is possible because of your generosity.
What makes Bridges of Promise an effective organization?
Simplicity.
Nearly 100% of our funds go directly to projects on the ground.
Our work is guided by Tanzanians who know best the needs of their own community.
Our projects are designed to provide educational and economic opportunity to the people of one geographic district of Tanzania, leveraging resources to help kids go to school and to help local health care professionals care for the sick.
We hope you will continue to support the important work we are doing.
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And you can always donate to help support our work.
Thank you for all that you do!
The Bridges of Promise Team.
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