DANCE & DRUMS FOR AFRICA Sept 29th, Sunrise Ranch 5:30-8 pm
🎉 Excitement is in the air! Get ready to be part of something extraordinary at Village Care Project's fundraising event. It's an event like no other, and we want you to be there! 🎉Experience our amazing African Dance and Drum Troupe, a delicious buffet, Into Africa 2026 presentation, silent auction and door prize.
THANK YOU TO OUR EVENT SPONSORS: Dance for africa gala
THANK YOU TO OUR EVENT SPONSORS: Dance for africa gala
Village Care Project in THE NEWS at NOCO STYLE MAGAZINE
NOCO STYLE Magazine
NOCO Style Magazine, recently interviewed Georgia Evans. Village Care Project is in the news. Thank you to writer Katie Winter for writing this article. Thank you also to Ann Clarke and Jeannine Machon, who spent time to share their information with Katie to
help her write this article at
https://nocostyle.com/2026/03/26/something-good-in-the-neighborhood-georgia-evans/
Village Care Project on FOX 31 TV
ON FOX NEWS TV
Fox 31 News Reporter, Nate Belt, recently interviewed Georgia Evans about the Village Care Project and helping African villagers obtain clean drinking water and mosquito nets, roof tarps & solar LED lanterns.
CLEAN WATER SHOULD BE A HUMAN RIGHT
Can you even imagine not having clean, safe water flowing from your kitchen and bathroom faucets? Clean water to drink, bathe and wash with? Can you imagine not having a dish washer, or hot water heater or clothes washer? The people I am going to visit have none of that. The women grab buckets or jerry cans and walk, sometimes miles, to get to a pond or river bed. If they have been in a drought then they have to dig for water, then haul it back, often on their heads to their hut. It is nasty water!
I am returning in 4 weeks, May 1-10, 2024, to deliver, assemble, educate and demonstrate to African villagers in Tanzania, how to remove waterborne disease such as E. coli, legionella, salmonella, cholera, dysentery and giardia from their collected water with clean water filters.
Will also be delivering mosquito bed nets that help prevent malaria, another common illness in this region. These are lifesaving tools to help them live healthy, productive lives.
Note these tribes are semi-nomadic and need small portable tools like these so that they can pack everything up and carry them when it is time to move to a new location. If you would like to help us pay for the water filters, mosquito nets, roof tarps and solar LED lanterns that would be really appreciated. Every dollar counts! You can help by sharing this post and or donating at https://gofund.me/3b8e26b6
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