Everyday Gifts: Food, Seeds and Mosquito Nets

Dear Friend,

Thank you very much for your donation to our project providing everyday gifts to poor families. We are very fortunate and happy to report that we are able to provide to 120 poor families during this reporting period. Thanks too to all of you for the support. We have accessed hygiene supplies like soap which is hard to come by and expensive and distribute this to our beneficiaries. We hope to be able to increase the number of those whom we will be able to help in the coming months. We will include in our initiative the provision of vegetable seeds and tree seedlings which farmers are requesting. We will also include organic fertilizer and small farm utensils. Your help is very important and I hope that you will continue to support us. Thank you very much.

Very sincerely yours,

Jed Christian Sayre

Dear Friend,

Thank you very much for your donation to our project providing everyday gifts to poor farming families. The onset of the very dry weather is starting now but there is still few rains caused by low atmospheric pressure. While this is happening we scaled-up our distribution of vegetable seeds and organic fertilizers to local farmer who showed interest in raising vegetables for food and income. We advised them to raise early-maturing vegetables such as spinach and other leafy ones in order to ensure there is still rain while the vegetables are growing. We provided a total of 75 farmers with these inputs and some have already harvested their crops. Hoping the the El Nino situation will not last long. We also focused on the tapping of gravity-fed water sources in order to conserve water. Your continuing support is highly appreciated.

Very sincerely yours,

Jed Christian Sayre