Jacquelyn Jestine Sanders Foundation Corp

Can a developing country be pulled into our modern age, at record speed and efficiency?

Things move fast these days, and at JJSF we believe that the answer is yes.

We believe bright young minds at places like the University of Antananarivo in Madagascar hold the key to helping these impoverished nations emerge as successful and prosperous ones, and want to support them as they find the answers they need.

Our JJSF fellowships support research and implementation of the UN goals for sustainable development, and our approach is hands on- funds are used directly for research and development, such as our current case study on water retention and management at the University, which will have far reaching applications. Only 20 percent of Madagascar currently has clean drinking water,and we will help them improve that dire situation,and many others, with research and implementation by these students.

Your donation will allow students to continue their studies in areas vital to improving their nation, and help them make a difference.

Please contribute and support them, as they strive to bring their beautiful nation into a brighter place. We are offering our first 10 student fellowships this year, as we move forward with our water management initiative

at the University, and will keep all of our donors updated through our monthly journal and on our website. Can a developing nation, using modern logistics and technology, supported by generous donors that want to help, emerge in a positive way?? We believe it can, and invite you to help us make it happen.

Please visit our website jacquelynsandersfoundation.org

Follow us on Facebook at 2024 Madagascar Mission.

This is my son's nephew Rayan, who lives in Madagascar-one of 12 million children there, 80 percent of which do not have clean drinking water. What kind of water do your children drink?

The Jacquelyn Jestine Sanders Foundation is going to change that, with your help. Our first step goal is an operating water filtration system for 200 families, at a cost of $25.00 each.

For a $25 donation, you will be able to provide a household in Madagascar with a water filtration system, composed of:

-An easy to assemble and maintain water filtration unit,

-Necessary nozzle and membranes,

-Detailed diagrams and instructions in English and French for assembly and maintenance.

The gravity-fed setup is very simple and durable, made from easily available materials-water is filtered through stacked containers (5 gallon, for example) that have layers of gravel,sand, and activated charcoal.Available water is added and filtered through to nozzle, resulting in significantly cleaner water.

These can easily be maintained by simply changing the charcoal and other materials from the containers or buckets.

All of the materials needed are widely sourced locally, and are able to be assembled and used within minutes. Please consider donating, and improve the health and lives of a family in a significant way.

We are also currently assembling teams at Antananarivo University that are working on a rainwater / wastewater management project for them at the campus, that will have far reaching applications.

We are a boots on the ground charity, that emphasizes facilitation and teamwork.

Our Foundation Journal this spring will be focusing on our water initiatives, and we invite you to join us in making a real difference-

Let's get Ryan and the 12 million kids there some clean water.

Follow us on Facebook at 2024 Madagascar Mission, and visit the Jacquelyn Jestine Sanders Foundation website at

jacquelynsandersfoundation.org

Thank you very much for your support