Livelihood projects on Leyte Island after the Super Typhoon
“The boats and putput bicycles are helping over 300 families with long-term, sustainable income. This is a huge blessing for the families recently impacted by the Super Typhoon and other calamities. Lives are being transformed”
– Pastor Jonas Lisbe, SOD Executive Director, Leyte
Feeding Program for our High School Students ~
“We have over 300 students who walk long distances to get to and from our school. Some leave their homes at 3:30 AM. When they arrive, they are very hungry. The feeding program you support at the school is often the only meal for the students. With this available five days a week has greatly improved the health and attention span of these students. We are so grateful.”
– Marilog High School of Agriculture Principal
Surgery Assistance ~
“We are so thankful for the work you did for our son to receive a very difficult and costly club foot surgery. We had no funds to pay for this and have prayed many years for this opportunity”
– Mother of son from Bukidnon
Rural Libraries ~
“The partnership you facilitated between a school in the USA and our very rural school, has allowed us for the first time to have a reading program in all the classrooms of the school. Readers are our Future Leaders.”
– M’Lang Elementary School Principal
Medical and Dental Clinics with Partners ~
“We appreciate being able to work together with SOD and Care Channels to provide much needed clinics for our new rural villages. These not only help the people but also open doors for our ministry in these areas”
-Pastor from rural area in Aplaya Village