by Kathryn Bright | Sep 4, 2013 | Blog, Emergency Relief |
Kathryn Bright recently spent six months in Ecuador helping with the the South American launch of the Peace Education Program. In her travels, she re-visited the small town of Paragachi, where TPRF participated with funding to restore the city’s irrigation...
by Becky Straw | Mar 16, 2013 | Blog, Emergency Relief, Fundraising & Awareness |
In 2011, TPRF agreed to match funds for an ambitious initiative organized by The Adventure Project to raise funds during the week of World Water Day (March 22) to repair broken water wells in northern India. 137 bloggers participating around the world helped make the...
by Kathryn Bright | Jun 21, 2012 | Blog, Emergency Relief |
Kathryn Bright is a volunteer grant reviewer for TPRF. Kathryn’s interest in one of TPRF’s clean water grants inspired a recent visit to a small village in the Andean mountains of Ecuador, where she discovered an amazing story of cooperation, ingenuity,...
by David Gittlin | May 31, 2012 | Blog, Emergency Relief, Peace Education Program |
I can honestly say that writing and editing the TPRF blog for the past 18 months has been an exciting, enjoyable, and unpredictable journey.We began with a mandate to cover the developing story of the third Food for People facility planned for construction in the...
by Kafui Adjei | May 5, 2012 | Blog, Emergency Relief, Food for People |
With the long wait over for the arrival of key equipment, the construction team in Ghana began tackling the final tasks necessary to open the Food for People facility in Otinibi. Here is Kafui Esi Adjei’s report on the day-to-day events leading up to the...
