Green Eyes in Africa About Us

OUR MISSION:It's simple. We seek to provide African orphans with adequate sanitation, protection, education, and love. We accomplish this mission through generous donations given in the United States. We only accept hand-to-mouth donations, so that no "overhead" costs or government corruption gets in the way of helping those who need it. That is why Ryan lives in Africa.

ORPHANS:Sub-sarahan Africa is home to millions of abandoned children due to AIDS, government corruption, war, and other other factors. We ask: if citizens of prosperous countries don't help them, who will? We emphasize the importance of women's and children's rights as a way to eradicate poverty.

EDUCATION:In our center, The New Hope Orphanage, education is the top priority. Children go to school and receive extra tutoring since many of them are drastically behind in their studies. They receive musical, physical, social, and spiritual education. Although Green Eyes is not affiliated with any specific religion, children are encouraged to develop faith and prayer as a way to endure their hardships.

WHO WE WORK WITH:Any employee of the New Hope Orphanage is screened and intensely interviewed to ensure safe, excellent care. Our co-director, working with Ryan, is Sandrine Kombang, who has dedicated her life to helping abandoned children. Our guards, our cook, and other volunteers share our vision that every child deserves a childhood.

FINANCIAL PROCEDURES:All donations made to Green Eyes in Africa are tax-exempt and used exclusively for the individuals living at the New Hope Orphanage. Not a penny is wasted. Receipts are regularly reviewed, and anyone donating has the peace of mind that their money is truly doing miraculous work in Africa. Unlike large corporations, no money is used for big-time campaigns, conferences, or advertising. All money goes directly into action with our THINK SMALL, ACHIEVE RESULTS policy.

A LETTER FROM THE U.S. EMBASSY IN CAMEROON:
Click here to read






See our updated Gallery Section with pictures of Ryan and the children with visitors from the US Embassy & more!	OUR MISSION:It's simple. We seek to provide African orphans with adequate sanitation, protection, education, and love. We accomplish this mission through generous donations given in the United States. We only accept hand-to-mouth donations, so that no "overhead" costs or government corruption gets in the way of helping those who need it. That is why Ryan lives in Africa. ORPHANS:Sub-sarahan Africa is home to millions of abandoned children due to AIDS, government corruption, war, and other other factors. We ask: if citizens of prosperous countries don't help them, who will? We emphasize the importance of women's and children's rights as a way to eradicate poverty. EDUCATION:In our center, The New Hope Orphanage, education is the top priority. Children go to school and receive extra tutoring since many of them are drastically behind in their studies. They receive musical, physical, social, and spiritual education. Although Green Eyes is not affiliated with any specific religion, children are encouraged to develop faith and prayer as a way to endure their hardships. WHO WE WORK WITH:Any employee of the New Hope Orphanage is screened and intensely interviewed to ensure safe, excellent care. Our co-director, working with Ryan, is Sandrine Kombang, who has dedicated her life to helping abandoned children. Our guards, our cook, and other volunteers share our vision that every child deserves a childhood. FINANCIAL PROCEDURES:All donations made to Green Eyes in Africa are tax-exempt and used exclusively for the individuals living at the New Hope Orphanage. Not a penny is wasted. Receipts are regularly reviewed, and anyone donating has the peace of mind that their money is truly doing miraculous work in Africa. Unlike large corporations, no money is used for big-time campaigns, conferences, or advertising. All money goes directly into action with our THINK SMALL, ACHIEVE RESULTS policy. A LETTER FROM THE U.S. EMBASSY IN CAMEROON: Click here to read
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