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  Mauricio Miller

  Sep 23

  Commented on Marie Zernovoj’s project: Thank you... this is a wonderful effort to support!

  Mayehdeh (The Woes of a Woman)

  Goal Amount : $2,500.00

  Founder Victoria Kloty dream project Mahyehdeh was started because she felt it was much needed in...

  

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  Mauricio Miller
  Sep 23
  Thank you... this is a wonderful effort to support!
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  Mauricio Miller

  Sep 22

  Commented on Adia Weaver’s project: Bob this is a great contribution. We will ask the families how they want to spend it to address this issue.

  Biofiltration Waste Treatment Solutions

  Goal Amount : $5,000.00

  Compost toilets are less expensive than plumbing toilets, can be used as community toilets (simil...

  

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  Mauricio Miller
  Sep 22
  Bob this is a great contribution. We will ask the families how they want to spend it to address this issue.
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  Mauricio Miller

  Sep 5

  We need to support families that work together and lead their own change.

  Dontated $100.00 to this project - The Fishing Village

  5 years ago (~ 2015) the fishing village received  attention from the World Bank which committed to financing a storage facility and freezer. What eventually happened was that the funding was turned over to a contractor that only finished the building then ran off with the funds for the freezers and other items. Now the villagers are each investing into the initiative to finish the project. They have collectively saved $4500 in the last 3 years. This resident driven project will improve the lives of over 200 families, will double their income by selling more fish (because of the freezer) and provide electricity/water  to most of the village.

  

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  Mauricio Miller

  Sep 5

  Following project: The Fishing Village .

  5 years ago (~ 2015) the fishing village received  attention from the World Bank which committed to financing a storage facility and freezer. What eventually happened was that the funding was turned over to a contractor that only finished the building then ran off with the funds for the freezers and other items. Now the villagers are each investing into the initiative to finish the project. They have collectively saved $4500 in the last 3 years. This resident driven project will improve the lives of over 200 families, will double their income by selling more fish (because of the freezer) and provide electricity/water  to most of the village.

  

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  Mauricio Miller

  Aug 10

  Hi Everyone, Join me on donating to this project!

  Dontated $10.00 to this project - Joseph's Unified Brother Wood Field

  PV0035: Joseph has a big family wife and 6 children. He sends 4 children to school. With the savings/susu payout, he will pay for his children's school fee and save to help build his own home.

  

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  Mauricio Miller

  Aug 10

  Following project: Joseph's Unified Brother Wood Field.

  PV0035: Joseph has a big family wife and 6 children. He sends 4 children to school. With the savings/susu payout, he will pay for his children's school fee and save to help build his own home.

  

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  Mauricio Miller

  Aug 10

  Hi Everyone, Join me on donating to this project!

  Dontated $10.00 to this project - Andrew's United Brother Wood Field

  PV0038: Andrew has 2 children, a wife and other family members that are living with him. With his payout of his saving/susu, Andrew will send money to his uncle in the US to help him buy some provisions. He has a community market on Peace Island Monrovia. He thinks about the future, because of this with his profit, he paid 2 years rent in advance.

  

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  Mauricio Miller

  Aug 10

  Hi Everyone, Join me on donating to this project!

  Dontated $10.00 to this project - Ellen United Brother Wood Field

  PV0036: Ellen is a very motivated and good business woman. She has 5 children, all who go to school. She said the education is good that they teach well, but  the bad thing is that the school is quick to put students outside when your late with the schools fees. She is very lucky. She is currently building her own 2 bedroom home and believes in saving. She loves to cook, and says she would really like to start a catering business as well.

  

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  Mauricio Miller

  Aug 10

  Hi Everyone, Join me on donating to this project!

  Dontated $10.00 to this project - Dolo United Brother Wood Center

  PV0037: Dolo has a small family. He has 3 children that he sends to school and pays their tuition. He saves monthly and says with the susu payout  he will put the money towards building his house and to improve his business.

  

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  Mauricio Miller

  Aug 10

  Hi Everyone, Join me on donating to this project!

  Dontated $10.00 to this project - Prince United Brother Wood Field

  PV0032: Prince has 6 children, 2 that go to school. He said he likes the school and what they teach but does not like that they ask the children to leave the classroom, if the school fees are not up to date. His house is in disarray needing to construct a ceiling in the entire house. His goal is to improve his families life and living situation. His wife sells dry goods at the market and is helping his wife expand her business by building a table for her at the market, so she can earn money as well.

  

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  Mauricio Miller

  Aug 10

  Hi Everyone, Join me on donating to this project!. It is really needed

  Dontated $25.00 to this project - Kukatunor (we are one)

  Liberia's need for waste management should be of utmost importance. Keeping the environment free of garbage and trash contributes to the health of its citizens and towards environmental health. Waste collection then transfering to landfill sites will help keep the city more sanitary. The United Nations Environmental Program outlined a serious need for trained personnel in waste management in Liberia. Waste can cause and has caused serious diseases such as diarrhea,malaria, and skin irritations. Garbage attracts unwanted mice, rats and mosquitoes which harbors diseases.

  

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  Mauricio Miller

  Aug 10

  Following project: Kukatunor (we are one).

  Liberia's need for waste management should be of utmost importance. Keeping the environment free of garbage and trash contributes to the health of its citizens and towards environmental health. Waste collection then transfering to landfill sites will help keep the city more sanitary. The United Nations Environmental Program outlined a serious need for trained personnel in waste management in Liberia. Waste can cause and has caused serious diseases such as diarrhea,malaria, and skin irritations. Garbage attracts unwanted mice, rats and mosquitoes which harbors diseases.

  

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  Mauricio Miller

  Aug 8

  The residents actively support this hospital and it is really needed

  Dontated $25.00 to this project - Keep our Hospital in Buchanan open

  The citizens in Buchanan (pop.34,270) are collaborated and helped raise money collectively to keep their only hospital in Buchanan open. They also formed a committee, Help Save the Liberian Government Hospital to help fund raise for their hospital, which was having a very difficult time accessing funds from the government. The hospital reopened in October 5, 2019 after the Help Save the Liberian Government Hospital raised over $23,602. The hospital was closed after it had suffered two major fires in 2018. When the hospital was shut, a pregnant woman died and when there was a major bus accident access to emergency care was not available. Now opened, the hospital's projected patient load can be upwards to 10,000 per month.

  

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  Mauricio Miller

  Aug 8

  Following project: Keep our Hospital in Buchanan open.

  The citizens in Buchanan (pop.34,270) are collaborated and helped raise money collectively to keep their only hospital in Buchanan open. They also formed a committee, Help Save the Liberian Government Hospital to help fund raise for their hospital, which was having a very difficult time accessing funds from the government. The hospital reopened in October 5, 2019 after the Help Save the Liberian Government Hospital raised over $23,602. The hospital was closed after it had suffered two major fires in 2018. When the hospital was shut, a pregnant woman died and when there was a major bus accident access to emergency care was not available. Now opened, the hospital's projected patient load can be upwards to 10,000 per month.

  

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  Mauricio Miller

  Aug 8

  Community Independence Initiative updated a new cover photo.

  

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