Nov 13, 2013
Portraits of Bangladesh
I visited Bangladesh for World Concern this past July. Here's a few portraits I took of the people that we're helping serve.
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Portraits of Bangladesh
I visited Bangladesh for World Concern this past July. Here's a few portraits I took of the people that we're helping serve.
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Whenever you eat a med, large or xtra large pizza this month, you'll be helping create lasting, sustainable changes in the lives of those living in extreme poverty. World Concern is a local organization that seeks to end extreme poverty—one village, one family, one person at a time. Click here to learn more http://worldconcern.org/
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By Jeff Goins, rejectapathy.com
This week we received a donation of $60 toward our work at World Concern. While that might not seem worthy of its own blog post, it is. Trust me.
The check was sent by Kim Kargbo, the director of Women of Hope International, a fellow…
World Concern is one of TEAR Fund NZ's partner organisations. We have supported their work in Sri Lanka and other places. This article from their communications manager does a good job of highlighting the power that giving has to change and shape us, not just the recipients of our giving.