Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe

by A Self-Help Assistance Program (ASAP)
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe

Project Report | Jul 29, 2009
Harvest of Hope

By Elizabeth Bara | Executive Director

ASAP Field Officer teaches of installation of Drip Irrigation
ASAP Field Officer teaches of installation of Drip Irrigation

ASAP is pleased to announce the receipt of an additional $3,000 toward this project from A Harvest of Hope, a Home and Garden Fundraising Event to Help the Hungry by Irene Dunlap and Stacey Robbins. According to Ms. Dunlap:

“What I love about this charity is that they are teachers. They know how to work with the resources and can teach it. They can teach the people how to use the soil. They help the people to help themselves by teaching.”

Our goal is now within reach - please help us by donating today!

Irene Dunlap, Inspirational Author
Irene Dunlap, Inspirational Author

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A Self-Help Assistance Program (ASAP)

Location: Newnan, GA - USA
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Project Leader:
Elizabeth Bara
Executive Director
Peachtree City , GA United States

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