Project Leader:
Sister Catherine Ciingi
The Holy Trinity Sisters were founded in 2003 in Isiolo in Kenya. Our determination is that the Gospel we preach be accompanied by social action which gives credibility to our presence here even during this threatening situation of COVID-19. The people we serve are suffering from hunger; by improving our farm products, repairing our cow shed, rearing a few chickens, we can feed the community and our Sisters, and sustain their activities and respond to the neediest cases in our situation today. The funds will be used to improve water storage during the pandemic, for irrigation pipes, to improve chicken production, and provide food to community members through an existing feeding program for most vulnerable households.
Lorraine donated $15.
Jean donated $50.
Judy donated $25.
Greta donated $250.
Jason donated $10.
Diana donated $100.
Brendan donated $50.
Helen donated $100.
Carol donated $25.
HANH donated $50.
Maria donated $25.
Arlene donated $50.
Eric donated $50.
Anonymous donated $100.
Jesse donated $25.
Anonymous donated $15.
Bob donated $50.
Ken donated $100.
Antoinette donated $25.
Mary donated $50.
Anonymous donated $50.
Janet donated $50.
Paul donated $100.
Heather donated $50.
Geralyn donated $50.
Lisa donated $50.
Noel donated $50.
Linda donated $50.
Anonymous donated $25.
Joseph and Ruth donated $25.
Paul donated $25.
Sandra donated $50.
John donated $25.
Michele donated $25.
Matthew donated $25.
Susan donated $100.
Patti donated $50.
Joseph donated $100.
Joan donated $50.
Edwin donated $25.
Thanks alot for your generosity and kindness..in our mission of the evangelization to the pastoralists communities