Help The Tanzanian Kiddos

So if you know me you know I've been in Tanzania volunteering for the past two months and there's just one month left! And so many things that could be done and left here to help improve the lives of the beautiful fabulous, wonderful, so deserving children I've met here! One awesome thing is if you donate I'll be here to ensure your money goes straight to the projects and kids instead of the potential unknown of donating online to a charity. And I'll post the pics to prove it! Here the US dollar can go so far and I've got a list of projects that could be accomplished. If you'd like your donation to go to a specific one of these projects just shoot me an email me at [email redacted], otherwise I'll do my best to spread it around. And if you'd like to know what I've done so far and what I'm doing here in general, and the pictures of the needs corresponding to these projects check out the blog :

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Projects:
             Sleeping mats: so there's a nursery school/daycare center I've been volunteering/teaching at for the past two months- Great place where the goal is to empower women by providing a place for them to drop their children (ages 0-9) while they work to support the family. Some of the kids currently sleep on cement floors for nap time. Would love to get them bedding and mats to sleep on.
             SCHOOL SUPPLIES: Huge need here! The kids at the nursery school haven't had crayons in months, there is only one book, and there is also no paper. Would love to leave them with pencils, crayons, glue, paper, and books! Could also sponsor school books for a few neighborhood children I've met- children must provide their own books and supplies for school.
            Car: the car at Cradle of Love Orphanage used to transport babies to the hospital for critical care/checkups and get groceries/produce 30 minutes away in town could use some serious repair. If it doesn't get it soon, it could break down, putting the whole orphanage operation at risk.
           Sippy cups/bottles: trying to introduce more water drinking for the children at the nursery school. As they all share cups and only get water once a day, it would be great if they each had their own labeled sippy cups that they could drink from consistently throughout the day.
           Food: food is needed basically everywhere and providing a sack of grain or rice would definitely take a worry away from some struggling families I've met and the nursery school center. If you have any questions please contact me! Y'all are the best and I love ya! Thanks in advance! :)