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Haiti Earthquake Relief Efforts Update
July 2010 Pay It Forward Project returned from our first assessment trip to Haiti which was both eye opening and awarding. Life is moving forward for the Haitians but there is so much need that still exists as the people cohabitate with visible destruction at every turn. We appreciate your patience as we maneuver the balance of coming back home to our full time jobs & responsibilities and will have our stories and pictures available shortly. Making a difference ONE person at a time
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| Haiti PIFP Wind & Solar Renewable Energy Solution |
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PIFP proposes our Renewable Energy Solution as a pillar that will enable the construction of a solid foundation leading to sustainable development and the advancement of education health and community development. This will bring electricity to areas where there is none With the PIFP self contained Renewable Energy Solution (RES) this can be made possible. We propose to design, build, install, construct and commission self contained Renewable Energy Solution (RES) that fits into one container for shipping to communities in need. For more information about this project please send us an email at; info@pifp.org |
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El Salvador PIFP Economical Development Program |
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We have proudly selected for our first coop program two families who have shown through time to be highly responsible, dedicated and enthusiastic individuals whom were in need of a vote of trust. Our first family is led by Miss Blanca Luz Bautista (48) mother of five. Three of Blanca’s children are struggling to stay in school and to work to help support the family which lives on a monthly income of $295. One of her children Mariano (26) was run over by a car at the age of six and consequently suffered brain injuries that left him in a vegetative state.
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| Pakistan PIFP Children Planet Computer Literacy Program |
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During our last visit to Pakistan in 2007, we were introduced to an orphanage called Children Planet. Located in Islamabad, Children’s Planet is a non-profit organization that was founded in January 2006 to care for the orphans that resulted from the earthquake of September 2005 in Balakot, Pakistan. The Pakistani Government donated the land where the institution was built and where the organization provides education, room and board to the children that are developing their lives.
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| Salvador PIFP First Sewing School in Armenia |
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For the last several years we have been researching different possibilities to set up a sewing school in the community of Armenia. Finally this year together with the assistance of local and international NGO’s our dream of implementing this Sewing School became a reality. We carefully selected 15 enthusiastic ladies eager to learn a viable skill so as to build their confidence and earn an income for their families which in turn will allow them to paid for their children’s education.
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Salvador PIFP Donates Eye Surgery for a remarkable Lady!
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This particular program is the one that holds a special place in our hearts and is the one we are most grateful for being able to realize. We met Delores Ortiz in 2006 when we were distributing rice and beans to families in the community of Armenia. This diminutive lady of 70 years and not more than 4'9" gave our Founder Denise Bobba a bear hug of appreciation that almost took Denise's breath away! Delores is the sole bread earner for a family of 5 as her daughter was unable to work due to a serious illness that she unfortunately succumbed to 2 months after we left El Salvador in July of this year. Delores is now raising her 3 grandchildren by herself.
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| Salvador PIFP provided loans for two Convenience Stores |
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Beneficiary Jesus Martinez is a local PIFP Volunteer who has tirelessly worked with us for the past five years by identifying the neediest people in the community, distributing clothes donated by you, overseeing our existing programs and acting as our local representative for our beneficiaries. Following his hard work and dedication PIFP was able to provide him with a loan in order for him to set up a convenience store in his neighborhood. He will operate the store with a business partner and dear friend Alex Gutierrez.
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