Construction of protective wall around Bonnie Memorial Children’s Home continues in Sierra Leone. A trench is also being dug to prevent flood waters from crushing the wall in the rainy season. Thanks to all who support Touch the Nations!
Joseph House
Touch the Nations: for the past nine years we have been providing support to Joseph House, an Orphanage in Ethiopia. We are currently looking to raise additional monthly support to sustain these precious children, youth, and their caregivers. Please reach out if you are interested in joining us.
BMCH Protective Wall Construction
Construction of protective wall around Bonnie Memorial Children’s Home continues in Sierra Leone. A trench is also being dug to prevent flood waters from crushing the wall in the rainy season. Thanks to all who support Touch the Nations!
Care Packages
Thanks to everyone who donated glasses to our care package which our traveling friends carried over for us.
Art Exchange
Students did an art exchange. Mrs. Tuttle‘s students at Alice Buffett Magnet Middle School drew pictures and wrote notes for the children at Bonnie Memorial Children’s Home. Yesterday, I delivered the artwork sent back from these children to the kids in Omaha. It reminds me of a story called A County Far Away. Look it […]
Let this brighten your day…
This building has been built with love. These lives continue to be sustained by love. Deepest thanks to each and every supporter of Bonnie Memorial Children’s Home through Touch the Nations.
BMCH Progress!
Progress on Wall and gutter around Bonnie Memorial Children’s Home, Sierra Leone
In Need of Sponsors
Four new kids moved into Bwiza Home in Burundi, last week and 2 more would like to move in, but would need to do so in October or January in order to enroll in school, as attendance is part of the agreement before kids move in. I AM LOOKING FOR 6 NEW SPONSORS who can […]
Liberia School Construction!
School construction continues in Liberia, despite challenges of the rainy season.
Graduation Day
Four of the children at BMCH graduated from Kindergarten, 3rd and 6th grade..They are Deborah Umu, Joseph Abu, Ezekiel Saio and Nehemiah Jabah.