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"It is difficult to put into words how much your donations of food have meant to the hurting and helpless of Ghana. ...(The) precious street children without parents to guard or guide them in Senya Krobonskie were fed life saving food from your containers."
George Bannerman, Ministerial Development and Relief Program, Ghana. See full letter |
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50,000 pounds of food (split peas, oatmeal, cream of wheat, flour and sugar) and some hospital linens being loaded at CFFC Langley in response to the Somali refugees arriving in Kenya. Food will go to the refugee camps and to a Kenyan orphanage.
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CFFC container being unloaded at Huruma Children's Home - Ngong |
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I want to…express my sincere gratitude regarding your kind and generous donation of a 40'...container containing food items and hospital linen. This donation of foodstuff items has come at a time when life has become so expensive [that]...as a result feeding the children [is] a major task in itself. see Mama Zipporah’s letter |
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 Unloading the container |
 100 lb. sacks of Canadian oatmeal |
 Bales of bedding and blankets |
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 100 pound sacks of dried peas |
 Finished unloading the container |
 Mama Zipporah with the children |
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 Mother Comfort Orphanage, Bomie Village at Christmas |
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MALAWI
"We wish to convey our thankfulness for the shipment of food sent by Canadian Food For Children early this year. Due to the flooding of the region, many of our villages and towns were flooded, destroying our homes, our churches, our livestock and our crops. Thousands of people were displaced.The food has allowed our citizens to eat nutritious food while waiting for the water to recede...The soya beans, lentils and dried peas, wheat flour and oatmeal (were) distributed through...local churches in the affected communities. Priory was given to HIV/AIDs orphans and those people that are suffering form HIV/AIDS, women and the elderly. H. Biesenback, NCM Disaster Response Chair, Africa Region See full letter
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The Govenment in Torit Declares a Looming Disaster |
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"This morning I met a team of chiefs from Lopit villages. They expressed their greatest fears of severe hunger that probably has never been seen before. The Paramount chief, Mr. Salvatore said, 'Death is coming and we are dying.' He expressed the deep suffering of death from hunger. He also quoted other villages outside his own that are suffering. He stressed more on the suffering of the neighbouring villages....He said, if neighboring villages have some food, then there would be hope for survival, but at this particular moment, the suffering is general. No village around them has food or promising crops. Therefore, no one can save the other. 'Death is inevitable,' he said." "To all men and women of good will, we appeal to you for your assistance....We have already lost some family members, can we together save the rest of the majority from the tragedy?" Distribution of food shipment to Sudan |
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Canadian Food for Children, with your help can respond to this looming crisis in Sudan. We have already established shipping protocols to Sudan and can ship as frequently as funds permit. For every $25,000 received in donations, the following container and contents can be shipped. The container is purchased outright and remains in Sudan as a storage shed or for housing. The list below specifies the costs and contents of one shipment for $25,000. On a per meal basis, this will provide 172,000 meals at a cost of $.14 1/2 per meal. If you can help, as an individual or a business/corporation, please check our Donation Form
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"The pictures [are] of the children...eating donated food that was cooked for them before they were given some to send to their homes. The aim was to prove to the community that all food was fast cooked and delicious". For further pictures and TASSA Consignment report, click here.
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