JOIN ME in PROJECT 1000

Hey guys! This post today is about something I'm really excited to be a part of, Project 1000. The Irede Foundation is doing a campaign and they are calling on us to be a part of the project by donating 1000 towards a child's prosthesis. Detailed idea of the campaign explained below by the Irede Foundation.

" Irede Foundation: Give N1000 Put a smile on a Child's Face.
An estimated 200 million are born with disability or are disable by the age of 19, children living with limb loss (either congenital or acquired) feel different from their peers. the cost of an artificial limb is a heavy financial burden for most families, especially considering that child amputees outgrow their limbs as regularly as they outgrow clothing.
The Irede Foundation is a foundation set up to give child amputees love, hope and joy. over the last three years we have given out 32 prosthesis and replaced 10 prosthesis. The Irede Foundation assists with the costs of standard artificial limbs and ongoing adjustments and repairs.
Project 1000 is a campaign set up in order to raise funds to help get prosthesis for child amputees, we are calling on 1000 people to help give N1000 (one thousand naira) which will help a child amputee get a prosthesis and in turn put a smile on their faces.
Individuals are encouraged to refer any child with limb loss within their immediate environment. To donate funds for this cause, you can do so through
Account Name:       The Irede Foundation
Bank Name:            FCMB 
Account Number:   3731345014

For more information;
Email: info@theiredefoundation.org
Phone: +234 01 3422457, +234 (0) 708 710 9596
Opening Hours:  Mon - Fri: 8:00 - 17:00
Address: 13 Oshikomaya Street, Magodo, Shangisha, Lagos, Nigeria. "

This is the  kind of post that reminds us to give back. Things might not be as rosy and wonderful as we expect them to be but let's all try and be a part of PROJECT 1000 and help give a child a reason to smile. May God bless us all as we do so.

Thanks for stopping by!

XO..MM

Ps: Do you remember the last NGO post? read here