Help Maheba Refugee Camp orphans in Zambia

Hi, my name is Lazare Ntambwe. I was born and lived in Congo until being tortured and my pharmacy business destroyed. I then was forced to flee to the Maheba Refugee Camp. I was there for 18 years and met Kasongo Kabwela who was also in the camp. We decided our goal in life was to help the 200 refugee orphans have hope for a better life and formed Foundation Care for Orphan and Street Kids (FEDOJER). They live with extreme poverty and illness, abuse and incest. HIV/AIDS, war, and natural disasters are their norm.

I am now blessed to live in Boise, Idaho and work as a pharmacy technician. We have been collecting clothing/shoes, computers, bikes, beds, sewing machines, school books and other items that will help these refugee children. Kasongo remains in Zambia and will be able to distribute the goods when the pod arrives.

We now have enough to fill a pod, but we need $13,000 to cover the shipping cost. If you are able to help these orphan children please contribute.