Help Emmanuel's Single Teen Mother Project
As you saw, the kids and I had the most incredible experience in Rwanda. I have so much more to add to this, but I wanted to get this up as soon as i saw the incredible response from my friends and followers. It's so heartwarming. If you want to watch any of the videos, you can find them HERE on my instagram highlights
A Sewing Machine For Each Girl
Sewing machine only cost $150 USD - but it's the most important thing to these girls and the program. The girls are only at the school training and living for 1 year and at the end of the year if they get their own sewing machine they can make a real living and support themselves.
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But it's more than a sewing machine. We found that the girls have been treated with such disregard that they can't understand someone caring for them. We were stunned at how many questions about "why we were interested in them" because it's not what they have known. I would like to have sewing machines for the next group of girls and beyond come from individual people that I can send to the girls with details and a message. I think that would be so impactful for their lives. These are literal 16-18 year old children who will be going back to the village to make it on their own. I would love them to feel some love and support for an entire community around the world. I'm just getting started with this...
Please send me a message I can pass on to the girl who gets the sewing machine(s) you donate.
More Ways To Help Out
The amazing @shaunalynngalligan is donating for every purchase from her online store. Check it out!
$5 from every purchase of Whipped Tallow Face + Body Cream and from every from her super popular Trucker Happy Hat!
Check out her Live Differently website!
More about Emmanuel his program Muhisimbi
Emmanuel houses, clothes, and feeds all the girls and their children, if you would like to donate something else beyond the sewing machine, he and the girls would be overwhelmed with gratitude. The food expense at $1600 per month (that feeds 47 girls and babies in Africa)