Father to the Fatherless International

Our Non-Profit of the Month host, Father to the Fatherless International, will be serving FREE coffee at the Timberline Bank Community Coffee Bar tomorrow, November 8th, from 9-10am! Make sure to stop by, meet their representatives, and donate to this wonderful organization! #nonprofit #timberlinebank #bankonus #freecoffee #yourcommunitybank

Subject: Heartfelt Thanks for a Memorable Thanksgiving Dear Family, Friends and Community Members, I hope this message finds you well. As we reflect on our recent Thanksgiving celebration, my heart is filled with gratitude for each and every one of you who contributed to making the day an extraordinary success. First and foremost, thank you to those who traveled miles to be with us. Your presence was truly a gift, and it was wonderful to share the day with familiar faces from near and far. A special thank you goes out to all the volunteers who dedicated their time and effort to cooking such a wonderful meal. Your hard work and culinary skills brought warmth and joy to our gathering and everything tasted delicious! To the First Presbyterian Church, your support and generosity were instrumental in bringing our community together. We sincerely appreciate your hospitality and kindness. A heartfelt thanks to the students from FCA and E-Club CMU who stepped up to help in countless ways. Your enthusiasm and energy added so much to the event. A special thanks to the Upper School students from Ascent Classical Academy who donated their time to help serve food to all of the guests! It is so refreshing to see young people helping out in the community! To those who donated the food we enjoyed, your generosity did not go unnoticed. Your contributions were the foundation of our feast, and we are grateful. Lastly, to the amazing community of Grand Junction and my CMU family, your spirit of togetherness and support is a testament to the strength of our community. Thank you for being a part of this special day. A special mention to the Master of Ceremonies, Mr. David Ludlam, who added a meaningful touch to our celebration. Your words resonated deeply with all of us. As we reflect on the blessings of the day, I am reminded of the words from Psalms 68:5, "A father to the fatherless, a defender of widows, is God in his holy dwelling." May we continue to extend our love and support to all, just as we did on Thanksgiving. $16000 was raised last night we were almost close to our goal. With deepest gratitude, Mathias Mulumba

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We are thrilled to announce that we've been chosen as the Non-Profit of the Month for November at Timberline Bank! ?? We warmly invite you to stop by and show your support. On November 8th, my team and I will be there, serving coffee and sharing our mission. We are incredibly grateful for this opportunity and look forward to connecting with you! ??? www.taata.org

In the heart of a remote village, nestled amidst rolling hills and dense forests, the morning sun slowly rose to reveal a community seemingly trapped in time. Here, families lived without modern conveniences, relying on age-old traditions to eke out a living. Among them was the Mwangi family, who, like their neighbors, faced a relentless struggle against the grip of poverty. With no car or motorcycle, the Mwangi children, Amina and Kofi, trudged along dusty paths each day, embarking on an hour journey to reach the nearest school. Their worn-out shoes barely shielded them from the rough terrain, but their spirits were buoyed by the dream that education could one day lift them out of their dire circumstances. In the midst of this village was young Eli, an orphan with no parents to guide him. He wandered through life like a leaf in the wind, unsure of his fate and seemingly forgotten by the world. Yet, deep down, Eli harbored a faint hope that something, or someone, might change his destiny. It was in this atmosphere of despair that the winds of change began to blow. F2F, an organization dedicated to uplifting communities, heard the cries of the forgotten village. With the support and generosity of compassionate donors from across the globe, they arrived with a vision to transform lives. F2F’s second project was to build a school in the village — a beacon of hope that would illuminate the path to a brighter future. The construction of this school not only promised education to children like Amina, Mukisa, and Eli but also created jobs and instilled a sense of pride within the community. With the school’s opening, children no longer had to endure long journeys. Instead, they could focus on learning and dreaming big. F2F, recognizing the needs of the orphans, also established a children's home, providing a safe haven for those like Eli, who now found himself surrounded by care and love. As classrooms filled with laughter and learning, the village began to see the ripple effects of education. It became a place where dreams were nurtured, and the chains of poverty slowly began to weaken. An educated society is indeed an informed society, and the knowledge gained empowered the villagers to explore new opportunities and advocate for themselves. Through the unwavering support of donors, the future no longer seemed bleak but vibrant with possibilities. The story of the Mwangi family and Eli is a testament to the power of compassion and the impact of collective action. It serves as an invitation to others to join the movement — to help provide education to more children in Africa, ensuring that no child is left behind. Hope was rising, and with it, the promise of a brighter tomorrow for the village and beyond. Please Join us this November 9th for more stories at First-Presbyterian Church in Grand Junction Colorado International #everyone #everyonehighlights #follewers Father to the Fatherless International

We break the cycles of poverty through education! Eduction is what makes communities stronger. www.taata.org

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It was such an honor to host African children's day! Thank you everyone who supported this day www.taata.org Father2thefatherless international

We're on a mission to shatter the cycles of poverty, and we believe education is a cornerstone in this battle. By empowering individuals with knowledge, we're not just enhancing lives; we're building resilient communities. Our heartfelt thanks go out to everyone backing our cause. Together, we're not just hoping for a brighter future—we're seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. #EducationForAll #EndPoverty #CommunityStrong #fathertothefatherlessinternational #womenempowerment #childrenempowerment