Fact – The World Bank reports that between 1990 and 2000 alone, more than a fifth of Malawi’s forests vanished. Fact – Lake Malawi is home to some of the greatest fish diversity of any lake on earth, but deforestation is resulting in soil erosion and siltation of parts of the lake. Fact – By […]
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NOTE: THE PILL CONTAINER PROGRAM HAS ENDED. NEW LOCATIONS FOR PILL CONTAINERS Indianapolis, IN … Since the Malawi Project ended the collection of prescription pill containers on December 31, 2015 we have sought other organizations accepting pill containers. Here are some suggestions. m25m in Cincinnati, Ohio is also collecting pill containers. Contact: Joodi Archer, Development
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Indianapolis, Indiana … Members of the Malawi Project have recognized for a number of years the power and influence resting in the hands and hearts of young people. During a number of winning efforts to help Malawi the young people of America have stepped up in ways that stretch the imagination of any adult. The
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Editor’s Note: It started with a brief email on November 16, 2015. In part it read, “My name is Molly and I started collecting pill containers* for the Malawi Project three weeks ago in three churches, my school, … Could I please, just like any group or organization, ship the containers during the first two
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Indianapolis, Indiana … Thanks to the help of I.U. Medical Center/Methodist Hospital of Indianapolis, a number of used kidney dialysis machines have been donated to the Malawi Project. The first eight are on their way to Malawi. Seeing the opportunity to help his country, and assisted by his brother Shadrack, I.U. employee Peter Kamwendo approached
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Having an interest in Malawi and going through this web site reading and seeing the stories and pictures will give indepth knowledge and information for either the casual or the serious explorer. But, remember the saying, “A picture is worth a thousand words.” If that is the case one would need to read one million,
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Indianapolis, Indiana … A large number of people have questioned why such a vastly successful program would be concluded. It is just because of that success that we have been able to conclude its run. Well over 1 million pill containers were donated between March and November 2015. With so many containers it has been
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Thondwe, Malawi … “My name is Alex Nunu. I am the Maintenance Foreman at Namikango Bible School. I would like to write briefly about the Basic Utility Vehicle (BUV) – its usage and importance. We received the BUV in 2007 at Namikango Bible School from the Malawi Project. We have been able to use this
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Indianapolis, Indiana … At the October meeting, the Malawi Project’s Board of Directors unanimously accepted Jim Messenger as a member of the Board. Messenger was born in Lebanon, Indiana where he graduated from Lebanon High School, later receiving a MBA degree from Dallas Baptist University. Jim graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy and served in
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Indianapolis, Indiana … As it was in 2014, contributors, recipients, and volunteers have voted the Malawi Project with a 2015 Top Rated Award by Great Nonprofits. This award is especially important to the Project as it comes about when those who know the Project best give reports and reviews of its value and importance. To
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