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Giving Projects

This year, the Southern California Festival & Sale Board is spotlighting the following MCC Giving Projects. Making a difference for communities in need around the world in the name of Christ. Donate here or during the specials auction at the Sale.

EDUCATING GIRLS FOR A BETTER FUTURE IN BANGLADESH
$150 provides school supplies for a class of 30 students
In Baromari, a remote area along Bangladesh’s northern border with India, MCC partners work hard to raise awareness in Indigenous communities about the causes of poverty and the importance of education for girls as well as boys. Your gift provides not only school supplies, books and tutoring to students, but also other necessities like shoes and bags. 
CREATING AGROECOLOGICAL GARDENS IN HAITI

$38 provides farmers with a variety of seeds and cuttings
$122 provides a silo for seed storage

Agricultural projects in Haiti support farmers by supplying seeds (beans, peppers, corn, melon, okra, peanut), tree seedlings and silos for seed storage. Each year, 150 farmers participate with MCC partner, the Association of Volunteers
for Reform and Development of Saint-Jean du Sud (AVOREDES), for support in year-round crop production. This support helps families become financially stable and combat hunger.

 

PEACE AND HEALING FOR CHILDREN IN SYRIA

$20 helps provide supplies, crafts and snacks for children’s peace activities 

Give young people new peace skills to build a future beyond war. Children like these in Syria  will learn more about resolving conflicts and overcoming trauma while building friendships. Your gift blesses the lives of children participating in a program called Child-Friendly Spaces designed to meet the needs of war- affected children.

CLEAN WATER AT HOME

$100 goes toward piped water systems in Nepal

$48 provides an irrigation system for one family

 Join MCC to provide clean water for families who don’t have a safe, reliable water supply. Your gift will help to pipe water from mountain springs to homes in a rural, mountainous area of Nepal.

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