ME to WE

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All purchases from our school supplies and accessory collection will help to educate children in developing areas.

When children receive education, they have the courage and confidence to improve themselves and their families, the community, and the next generation. As of today, we have more than 1,000 schools and school classrooms and offer educational opportunities to 200,000 children.

Improving access to clean water is one of the most important and prompt way to get the community out of poverty. As of today, 1 million people can use cleaner water, health care, sanitation facilities

Families receiving medical services can run farms, support their families, and go to school. We have provided thousands of people in rural areas with knowledge to prevent illness, seek medical care and improve family health.

In cooperation with local communities, we are working on promoting food security and improving agriculture such as school gardens and irrigation projects. As of today, we have enabled farmers and families to produce more than 15 million nutritious meals to fuel their community.

We educate our parents, usually mothers, to help them generate revenue, accumulate savings and secure sustainability skills. As of today, 30,000 women are provided tools for economic self-sufficiency. This directly affects the health and welfare of their families and communities.

Roxanne Joyal founded ME for WE Artisans in 2009 to work with women in Kenya. These women have sustainable alternative income for their work; I have more than 812 women receiving fair wages from traditional bead technology and fashion accessories for the North American market I said. In November 2017, ME partnered with WE and in collaboration with the GF foundation Nauman Khan, ME donated 1.3 million dollars to create the largest school in Nairobi, Kenya. In an interview, Mr. Nauman says, "We want to help people without resources and opportunities to bring out the maximum possibilities.Persons provide tools to grab them at critical moments.Their lives Inside"

I want a charity organization. Unfortunately, we live in times when social contribution is not a topic. Charity groups mean a lot. I believe that Burnham means to help each other. I often have writers say to me that you should not help the game! disagree. By learning from each other our work is getting better. I will avoid debt. It is easier to say that Barim was completed. The truth is that in order to earn money, you need to spend money to earn money. This is a loop. It is worth investing in our work with ourselves. It's easier than being told, but I also tend to favor Burnham. Beginning from debt is not a good start.

I know what I know. There is a person disturbing a 45 - year - old woman, but please listen to me. We spend money to buy plans to train young girls science and young women spend money to buy courses to get into engineering. We spent a lot of money trying to find ways to raise and nurture parenting during child rearing. But this is the end. If you choose to leave to raise a child, you will leave, will be forgotten and will let go. However, many of these women are raising their children, only in their 40s. Why not spend some money to retrain them back to the laboratory?