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Helping the world's most promising weapons in the "war on terror"
What We Do
1. We Give 100% of your donations to the children. We are all volunteers and we pay all the expenses ourselves;
2. We Believe that helping needy children in Afghanistan is one of the best ways to stabilize this nation, win friends here and is simply the right thing to do;
3. We Find projects that we hope will efficiently and effectively help needy Afghan children and orphans, such as providing lifesaving medical care, clothing, bedding, school supplies, renewable energy systems, and other worthy projects that you suggest;
4. We Facilitate your desire to help Afghan children by collecting your cash donations or items and seeing that 100% of these donations go to the projects you select;
5. We Do This to help CHILDREN, to help YOU receive as much joy in giving as the children do in receiving the gifts, and to help rebuild AFGHANISTAN, in which we now all have a stake.
2. We Believe that helping needy children in Afghanistan is one of the best ways to stabilize this nation, win friends here and is simply the right thing to do;
3. We Find projects that we hope will efficiently and effectively help needy Afghan children and orphans, such as providing lifesaving medical care, clothing, bedding, school supplies, renewable energy systems, and other worthy projects that you suggest;
4. We Facilitate your desire to help Afghan children by collecting your cash donations or items and seeing that 100% of these donations go to the projects you select;
5. We Do This to help CHILDREN, to help YOU receive as much joy in giving as the children do in receiving the gifts, and to help rebuild AFGHANISTAN, in which we now all have a stake.
Current Projects (Oct. 2010):
1. Sending Sediq to India in November for a lifesaving bone marrow transplant (see story).
2. Supporting six woman's literacy/English clinics in rural villages in Bamyan Province (see stories).
3. Start 3 mini-libraries for children in rural villages by the end of 2010.
4. Provide 3 solar electric systems for medical clinics and schools in the Hindu Kush.
5. Keep encouraging Afghan children and women by implementing your generosity on this end of the world.
Contact Will: wfs99501@yahoo.com if you would like to help.
US: (Becky): 001-541-221-3040
Afghanistan: 093-078-692-6972
2. Supporting six woman's literacy/English clinics in rural villages in Bamyan Province (see stories).
3. Start 3 mini-libraries for children in rural villages by the end of 2010.
4. Provide 3 solar electric systems for medical clinics and schools in the Hindu Kush.
5. Keep encouraging Afghan children and women by implementing your generosity on this end of the world.
Contact Will: wfs99501@yahoo.com if you would like to help.
US: (Becky): 001-541-221-3040
Afghanistan: 093-078-692-6972
About Me
- Will Sherman
- I began flying in Afghanistan 3 years ago and have been collecting and delivering donations for Afghan children ever since. Having been a part of the war effort for some time, I am convinced that the most effective way for the West to prevent terrorism and anarchy in Afghanistan is to reach out to hurting Afghans, especially children and women. This is not yet happening on a large scale. In real life I am supposed to be an attorney in Alaska.
Helpers
Becky Sherman, raises money and gatheres donations back in the US.
Meredith Twyman, a flight attendant working in Afghanistan, helps with donations and raises lots of money.
Abdul Qahar, based in Kabul, translates and expedites for us.
Leon O'Flynn, the Padre currently at the New Zealand Forward Operating Base in Bamyan, warehouses and distributes donations.
Sam, the Kiwi ramp chick, coordinates loading your donations on airplanes and helps in many other ways.
Jawad Wafa, a guide and translator in Central Afghanistan, locates needy children and helps with distribution.
Meredith Twyman, a flight attendant working in Afghanistan, helps with donations and raises lots of money.
Abdul Qahar, based in Kabul, translates and expedites for us.
Leon O'Flynn, the Padre currently at the New Zealand Forward Operating Base in Bamyan, warehouses and distributes donations.
Sam, the Kiwi ramp chick, coordinates loading your donations on airplanes and helps in many other ways.
Jawad Wafa, a guide and translator in Central Afghanistan, locates needy children and helps with distribution.
Some of Our Wonderful Donors
Fletch and Betsy Miller
Chris Hu
Greg Pittman
Robert & Coleen Jones
Rod Arno
Steve Lewis
Shawn Ahern
Mia and Kenny
Julie
Jerry Burns
Rodger Showers
Martine Mikita
Ken and Mary Sanders
Miguel Arjona
Tyler Brabson
Bella Hammond
Rachel and Peter Nosek
Jim Brown
Sean Nolan
Fred Arooji
Sandy and Chuck McMahan
Ann Wright
Blackwater Aviation
Chuck Lopez and Family
Western Loudoun Community Church, VA
Coleen Peterson
First Presbyterian Church, Oneonta, NY
The Pattens
Willow Wind School, Ashland, OR
Mr. & Mrs. John Gallagher
Thomas M. Bradley & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Davis
Pat Obrien
John Stollery
Chris Hu
Greg Pittman
Robert & Coleen Jones
Rod Arno
Steve Lewis
Shawn Ahern
Mia and Kenny
Julie
Jerry Burns
Rodger Showers
Martine Mikita
Ken and Mary Sanders
Miguel Arjona
Tyler Brabson
Bella Hammond
Rachel and Peter Nosek
Jim Brown
Sean Nolan
Fred Arooji
Sandy and Chuck McMahan
Ann Wright
Blackwater Aviation
Chuck Lopez and Family
Western Loudoun Community Church, VA
Coleen Peterson
First Presbyterian Church, Oneonta, NY
The Pattens
Willow Wind School, Ashland, OR
Mr. & Mrs. John Gallagher
Thomas M. Bradley & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Davis
Pat Obrien
John Stollery
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