Story Time

i could sit here and type out the same long and dehumanizing story that you hear on the news about the effects that poverty and corruption have on women and children in a number of african countries. i could tell you how many children have to travel, on foot, for miles each day just to get to school. i could tell you how a lot of these children can't even afford school supplies and how a lot of the young girls have to stay at home every month during their menstrual cycle because they can't afford sanitary products. what i would rather do is tell you a story about a guy that is doing his part to combat these issues that african children are facing with a dream and help from his friends. this dream and persistence has managed to get 40 children (and counting) their school supplies and pay the fees needed for them to remain in school to further pursue their education. we all have a story to tell. we invite you to join in the next chapter of story time.