Benefits for the Schools of Africa
Benefits for the Schools of Africa
Since 2001, WFWP, USA has been financially supporting schools that were established, and developed, in Africa since 1994 by her parent organization, WFWP, International. Through the years, WFWP, USA has supported schools located in Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Guinea Bissau, Kenya, Mozambique, Rwanda, and Uganda. WFWP, USA district and state chapters have held benefits to raise funds to help maintain, as well as expand, these schools. Types of benefits have included: concerts, a fashion show, dinner programs, afternoon teas, and raffles. Approximately $185,000 has been raised over the past six years.
Schools of Africa Project
December 19th, 2009
WFWP-USA Schools of Africa Project: "The Role of Women in Building a Better World" WFWP was founded in 1992 by Dr. Hak-Ja Moon, based on the motto, "Humankind is a Family Living in One Home on Earth." Emphasizing women's special quality of motherly love and nurturing heart, she organized the women's movement to rebuild healthy families and create a "Culture of Peace." WFWP believes that education of children and empowerment of women are the keys to solving poverty and building a better future. Providing ethical education for youth is especially crucial in addressing the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Africa. Through twelve years of volunteer work, seven schools have been firmly established in Africa in six countries: Mozambique, Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya, Equatorial Guinea, and Guinea-Bissau. In 2000, WFWP, USA made a commitment…
