South-Sudan Relief Mission
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Hi, my name is Danny Davis, a foreign policy and defense writer based in Washington, DC. I would be most grateful if you would join with me in helping refugees fleeing from the civil war in South Sudan. I will be traveling to Uganda on 23 July to link up with Cyrus Mad-Bondo of WorldHelp (www.worldhelp.net), and then transport relief supplies to the relief camp they have set up in Adjumani where hundreds of thousands of South Sudanese have fled. Every dollar you contribute – 100% of ur donations – will go to purchasing life-sustaining food and other necessities.
Every penny that is contributed to this forum will be sent in total to Alex Mitala of WorldHelp, who will purchase the items (list below) in Uganda. I will fly to Entebee Airport in Kampala, Uganda, meet Alex there, load the supplies on a truck, and then begin the 9 hour drive to Adjumani where distribution to the families will be made.
The United Nations has been pleading for global assistance for several nations in Africa, revealing that millions are in danger of starvation. In fact, more people world-wide are fleeing from wars and civil wars than at any time since World War II (http://www.npr.org/2017/06/20/533698511/more-people-living-as-refugees-now-than-anytime-since-wwii-new-u-n-reports-says).
I know that as a percentage of the need, my efforts barely register. But to each and every family our joint efforts are able to help, it will mean everything to them. i am grateful to God for the opportunity to help, and am eager to begin this mission.
Below is part of an email message i got from WorldHelp to quantify what our contributions will buy, and how many people are being helped. The bottom line, though, is that one family of about 7 can be fed for two weeks for $60 (though as you see from the below list, some of the items are durable and long lasting).
I am investing a total of approximately $2,500 to this project and for those able, I would be grateful if you would match my contribution. But even if you are only able to contribute $60, it will be worth it because by your generosity, a family that has fled for their life will have a chance to live! Here are the WordHelp-approved relief supplies that will be purchased for each $60 of contributions:
OUR PROPOSED GIFT PACKAGE (Per a family of 7 people)
1- Ten kilograms of Beans. At $11
2- One Jerry can (for carrying water) At $1
3- One basin At $1
4- Tooth brush and tooth paste. At $1
5- One pairs of Open-Shoes. At $1
6- Two packets of Sanitary pads (mainly for teenage girls in the camp) $2
7- 20 Kilograms of "Maize flour" (food) At $15
8- Washing soap. (4bars) At $3
9- One tin of Vaseline. At $1
10- One treated mosquito net. $4
*A total of $40 per family.
*This is a good initial-Package.
EXTRA EXPENDITURES.
1- Transportation: (ferrying refuges from Camps to and fro)
2- Handling. (Loading and off loading)
3-Packing
4- Feeding of workers
5- Security
Totaling to $20.
*TOTAL FOR EACH FAMILY BENEFICIARY IS: $60
After I drive to Adjumani, here is how WorldHelp will physically conduct the distribution:
METHOD OF APPROACH:
1- All beneficiaries to be transported from their respective refugee Camps, up to the Good Samaritan Camp site at Dzapi.
2- All gifts shall be already put together in special bags, ready for distribution.
3- Orderliness and Decentness to be strictly followed, to avoid chaos or confusion.
4- Tents shall be in place and all people shall be seated.
5- Major interviews and speeches shall be done at the Center.
6- Permission to enter the Refuge Camps shall be for visiting with the people, Short interviews, Video and Photographs.
*Our Center staff shall help with interpretation in all needful languages.
I pray you will help as much as you are able. Whatever sacrifice you have to make, please know that the gain for those who have lost everything in Africa will be eternally grateful! I will be sending a photo and video report back to all who contribute once I return from the mission.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me by clicking on the envelope next to my name at the top of this page.
Anxious to get started,
--danny
Daniel L. Davis
Every penny that is contributed to this forum will be sent in total to Alex Mitala of WorldHelp, who will purchase the items (list below) in Uganda. I will fly to Entebee Airport in Kampala, Uganda, meet Alex there, load the supplies on a truck, and then begin the 9 hour drive to Adjumani where distribution to the families will be made.
The United Nations has been pleading for global assistance for several nations in Africa, revealing that millions are in danger of starvation. In fact, more people world-wide are fleeing from wars and civil wars than at any time since World War II (http://www.npr.org/2017/06/20/533698511/more-people-living-as-refugees-now-than-anytime-since-wwii-new-u-n-reports-says).
I know that as a percentage of the need, my efforts barely register. But to each and every family our joint efforts are able to help, it will mean everything to them. i am grateful to God for the opportunity to help, and am eager to begin this mission.
Below is part of an email message i got from WorldHelp to quantify what our contributions will buy, and how many people are being helped. The bottom line, though, is that one family of about 7 can be fed for two weeks for $60 (though as you see from the below list, some of the items are durable and long lasting).
I am investing a total of approximately $2,500 to this project and for those able, I would be grateful if you would match my contribution. But even if you are only able to contribute $60, it will be worth it because by your generosity, a family that has fled for their life will have a chance to live! Here are the WordHelp-approved relief supplies that will be purchased for each $60 of contributions:
OUR PROPOSED GIFT PACKAGE (Per a family of 7 people)
1- Ten kilograms of Beans. At $11
2- One Jerry can (for carrying water) At $1
3- One basin At $1
4- Tooth brush and tooth paste. At $1
5- One pairs of Open-Shoes. At $1
6- Two packets of Sanitary pads (mainly for teenage girls in the camp) $2
7- 20 Kilograms of "Maize flour" (food) At $15
8- Washing soap. (4bars) At $3
9- One tin of Vaseline. At $1
10- One treated mosquito net. $4
*A total of $40 per family.
*This is a good initial-Package.
EXTRA EXPENDITURES.
1- Transportation: (ferrying refuges from Camps to and fro)
2- Handling. (Loading and off loading)
3-Packing
4- Feeding of workers
5- Security
Totaling to $20.
*TOTAL FOR EACH FAMILY BENEFICIARY IS: $60
After I drive to Adjumani, here is how WorldHelp will physically conduct the distribution:
METHOD OF APPROACH:
1- All beneficiaries to be transported from their respective refugee Camps, up to the Good Samaritan Camp site at Dzapi.
2- All gifts shall be already put together in special bags, ready for distribution.
3- Orderliness and Decentness to be strictly followed, to avoid chaos or confusion.
4- Tents shall be in place and all people shall be seated.
5- Major interviews and speeches shall be done at the Center.
6- Permission to enter the Refuge Camps shall be for visiting with the people, Short interviews, Video and Photographs.
*Our Center staff shall help with interpretation in all needful languages.
I pray you will help as much as you are able. Whatever sacrifice you have to make, please know that the gain for those who have lost everything in Africa will be eternally grateful! I will be sending a photo and video report back to all who contribute once I return from the mission.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me by clicking on the envelope next to my name at the top of this page.
Anxious to get started,
--danny
Daniel L. Davis
Organizer
Daniel Davis
Organizer
Springfield, VA
