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Let Them Eat Lunch

Posted: April 3, 2016

In Zambia, thousands of children are suffering because they don’t have enough to eat. CWB is supporting the education program for 350 students at the Living Hope School, but we just learned the current funding for feeding runs out in April 2016. Often this lunch is the only meal many of the students have all day. A hungry student cannot concentrate on learning. We urgently need your help to continue to provide lunch meals for these students. The total needed to feed all students for one year is $4,620. Won’t you please consider donating $40 to feed three kids for a year? Please click on “Make a Donation” below. Thank you for your generosity!

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Filed Under: News, Uncategorized

Family Dinner & Pie Auction

Posted: September 18, 2015

Family Dinner & Pie Auction

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Fundraiser to support Communities Without Borders, a registered Boston-based non-profit to fund schooling for orphans & vulnerable children in Lusaka, Zambia

 

September 26, Sat, 6:00pm

First Baptist Church

1580 Mass. Ave., Lexington, MA


$7 adults, $4 children, $20 family (Includes: Baked Ziti with or without meat, garlic bread, salad & beverage) Pie Auction to follow dinner!!

 

For more information or to buy tickets,

Please call 781-862-9050 or email [email protected]

Tickets may also be purchased online at http://www.fbclexington.org/.

Walk-ins also welcome!

 

The AIDS epidemic and lack of health care has effected hundreds of thousands of children in Zambia. The remaining caregivers cannot afford school fees. Children through grade 6 must buy uniforms, approved shoes, books and pay fees. If they don’t have those fees they don’t go to school. There is also pressure by the caregivers to have the children work in the markets, caring for younger children, in a quarry or worse.

 

Education is the key to their survival, as well as to the country’s stability. Girls’ education is especially critical.

 

Communities Without Borders (CWB) works through 2 social agencies in Lusaka, who identify the children, find slots in schools, and see that they stay in school. In the past 8 years the numbers have grown and CWB currently supports 1500 children in elementary and secondary school.

 

Each year CWB leads a visit from the US partners (now 8 organizations) to support and enrich the program. Over the past 7 years we have given teacher training and workshops, sponsored health clinics, and supported nutrition programs for children who otherwise would only eat 1x a day.

 

Your donations at work:

$10 buys a textbook

$25 buys a school uniform

$50 pays for Tree of Life psychosocial counseling

$150 sends a child to secondary school for a year

$300 buys a subject book for a class of 30

 

Please join us September 26 for an evening of food and fellowship. Displays, crafts, and activities for kids. Bring the whole family, friends and neighbors! Come hungry, leave happy!

Donations of any amount graciously accepted!

Filed Under: Events, Uncategorized

Trip To Zambia

Posted: June 5, 2015

This year’s trip will be  June 26 – July 13, 2015. The trip offers a unique small group multigenerational experience for those in their mid-teens and older. Our 2015 travel group so far includes FUSN members Barney and Eileen Freiberg-Dale and their adult daughters Solana and Sabrina, CWB founder Dick Bail, teens Lilly Brownell and Maddie Miller, and Charles Ishimwe. Charles, hailing originally from Rwanda and now a film student at Emerson College, will be filming a documentary about the children CWB supports. Many-time Zambia traveler and teacher Amy Archibald and physician Lise Johnson will be leading the trip. Trip dates are June 26 – July 13.

For more information, please feel free to contact either Lise at [email protected] or Amy at [email protected].

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Posted: May 30, 2015

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Posted: May 15, 2015

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