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Silas is an adorable 6 week old golden doodle who is available for adoption. The proceeds will help with our ongoing medical bills and other expenses for Favor who is very sick. She is not keeping foods down and is back on oxygen. Pray for her recovery. And please let others know of our need and of the availability of Silas and other doodles like him available at www.doodledoghill.com
Dear Friends of Global Orphan Outreach;
As you may know, the orphan crisis worldwide is reaching epidemic proportions. It is estimated that the number of orphans will reach 145 million by this year (according to usaid.gov). Thankfully there are more people stepping up to obey God’s call to take care of these orphans. Unfortunately, there are still children that have a very bleak future. Abandoned children with special need are the most neglected and the most in need. These are the children that would benefit from 1st world medical care, therapies, nutrition, and needless to say, a loving attentive family.
The directors and volunteers of Global Orphan Outreach (a registered nonprofit in the U.S. and an accreditated NGO in Liberia) are diligently working towards elevating some of the orphan crisis in Liberia, Africa through our foster homes -Forget-Me-Not Children’s Homes. Through the ministry outreach efforts of GOO; foster homes are giving abandoned special children love, nutrition, support, and therapies that they need. Our mission is to advocate and support the outreach of orphan children and families in need, worldwide through shared resources and awareness.
While our work in Liberia involves several areas from school scholarships, medical outreach, community development, to project partnerships with the Liberian people, we are always actively advocating for the most vulnerable and that would be the children with handicaps, medical needs, and of special needs.
We realize that no individual, organization, group, or country can attempt to handle the vast needs of orphans worldwide by themselves. This can only be done by partnering with other ministries, organizations, and individuals like you- working together towards the same goals. We invite you to partner with us to meet these goals.
Over the next two months, Global Orphan Outreach has a budget shortage of $5,000 to meet those needs. We invite you to be a part of a Global Community by making a difference with your donation. Any amount is appreciated. Gifts can be sent to our address or click on the pay pal button on our global website- www.globalorphanoutreach.org
Please contact us as we look forward to hearing from you. Together we can have a remarkable partnership in helping the most fragile of Liberia. For further information about this program or any of our other programs in Liberia, contact us at Global Orphan Outreach-#715-415-4401 or by email at pwilder@globalorphanoutreach.org
It isn’t the size of the gift that matters, but the size of the heart that gives it-Eileen Freeman
Little Naomi will be 4 in May. She needs a shunt. Lets help her have a wonderful Birthday by getting her here to the states for medical help. We are looking for donated medical care. Let us know if you have a connection. Thank you!
Hello FMN Supporters
Thank you for your continued support and prayers for the “least of these” in Liberia. Your monthly partnership is making ALL the difference in these children’s lives. We cant do this without you.
We have some big news - Christina Hoffman who served as the stateside coordinator for FMN has taken a different direction in her life and is stepping down in her role as coordinator. We have appreciated her serving and wish her well. We are in the process of seeking out a new coordinator but in the mean time I will serve as the interim director and continue to carry out our outreach ministry for special needs children.
Please continue to advocate for them in your network of friends and family and pray for them daily.
And if you would like to become more actively involved in this program, don’t hesitate to contact me. Thank you!
Donna Barber
Here is why medical outreach is so important for children in Liberia. This is Gifty. She was severely malnourished and in liver failure. And this is her 3 years later with her adoptive mom Heidi. What a difference. Every life is valuable and worth the fight. And this is why Global Orphan Outreach has become involved in helping so many children who are in need of this same opportunity. The link below is of Gifty singing. Very precious.
