Location: Western Africa
Why I Joined: I lived in Nigeria for 5 years. I started a charitable event, now in its 15th year. Raised over USD$5 mm for Nigerian charities for cooperatives, education etc. to bring them out of poverty and dependence.
Joined Group On: 09/15/2007
Location: United States
Why I Joined: I was a homeless teenager. There are hundreds of thousands of homeless youth every night. (12,000 in Chicago alone)
Joined Group On: 09/15/2007
Location: Global
Why I Joined: I have worked in Nigeria against child slavery or children sold into slavery by their families.
Joined Group On: 09/15/2007
Thank you
Thank you for joining our group. We look forward to your input.
Posted: 09/15/07
by Tom Rowan
You've inspired me
Your courage is inspiring! Happy to communicate with you, Bonnie, and thank you for all the good you do out there.
Posted: 09/10/07
by Elizabeth Garcia-Gray
847th Most Active: 5 contributions
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Recently completed:
10/06/07 Why I did it: I have been an active member of ONE.org for over a year. Done for: The One World Foundation International Aid
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09/18/07 Why I did it: unfortunately this happens too many places. In Chicago, they built chain link fences top to bottom under the underpasses to prevent the homeless. Real action needed is transitional & supportive and AFFORDABLE housing Done for: Homelessness
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09/15/07 Why I did it: Many cities have newspapers by and for the homeless. They work. Support these vendors OFTEN. If your city doesn't have one, click on the link. Done for: Homelessness
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09/13/07 Why I did it: Established a charitable event in Nigeria now supported by over 80 embassies, 600 volunteers and 6,000 people attend. Raised over USD$4 mm for Nigerian charities focusing on women's cooperatives,child slavery, clean water to many villages.
Location: Western Africa
Date Joined: December 26, 2007
Location: Ghana
Date Joined: September 15, 2007
Why I Joined: I have worked for children "sold" into slavery by their own families in Nigeria, to protect these children and try to find ways to stop this practice.