Helping Others Abroad

We want to highlight and brag about Americans who are helping others outside the USA.  Yes, there are so many that it's hard to get a grip on.  But it doesn't matter if you are Bill Gates with malaria, John who is volunteering, Suzie who is teaching, or Tom who has made some donations.  Your efforts bring smiles and relief to others.  Big help or small help, it's still noticeable to us.

Also, if you haven't gone abroad yet but have a trip scheduled and you have the intention of doing some helping, then we also want to hear from you. 

Write to us between 25 - 1000 words of who you are or who that person is and what has or is being done to help others.

 

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In Rememberance

halfmastA moment of respect is due for those that lost their lives already and at those who are injured.  They volunteered to protect and to be a part to try to make the world a better place. They performed what they were asked to do.  If you happen to be abroad, have a look at a cemetery where some of the soldiers of history have rested.

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