Founded in 2004 by Dr. Fatima Maruta, Rose of Sharon Welfare Organization (PVO 3/2004) is a faith-driven non-profit dedicated to transforming the lives of orphans and vulnerable children through shelter, nutrition, healthcare, quality education, and skills development. Guided by the values of love, dignity, and empowerment, our mission is to nurture abandoned, orphaned, and neglected children into responsible, self-reliant, and purpose-driven citizens. Currently, we provide holistic care for over 176 children across four orphanages and operate a high school and primary school to ensure their access to education and equal opportunity.
To enhance our impact, we are seeking US$10,000 to purchase a multipurpose truck that will enable us to mobilize resources, transport food supplies, school materials, and donations, and facilitate emergency response for the children under our care. The truck will significantly reduce transport costs, ensure timely delivery of critical resources, and improve our outreach to rural and underserved communities. Beyond logistics, this investment will directly impact the lives of hundreds of vulnerable children, ensuring consistent access to nutrition, clothing, and educational support while strengthening our ability to respond to urgent needs. With this truck, we will not only sustain daily operations but also create a lifeline that secures dignity, stability, and hope for the children we serve.
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