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When spiders unite they can tie up a lion.
- Ethiopian proverb
PROJECT ETHIOPIA IS EXPANDING.
Our geographical area is growing.
Read about our accomplishments and how we continue to grow on our Newsletters and Events page.
Latest News
November 2011:
Alternative Gifts are here for the newest alternative gifts that we've created for you.
October 2011:
Judy and Dennis are just back from Ethiopia and are extremely encouraged by the great work being done in the villages and the positive feedback from villagers that Project Ethiopia has helped.
Have a look here for the 2011 Fall newsletter.
June 2011:
Our new partner, Paul, has written here of his recent trip to Project Ethiopia villages.
One focus of Paul's visit was a simple step to greatly improve girls' education -
Washable Sanitary Pads.
March 2010:
Dennis and Judy have returned from their 2010 trip - here .
The West Berayta school now has three new buildings for a total of 7 new classrooms, a new library/administration building, so the administrative staff now have room to meet.
A new village has been added to the group Project Ethiopia works with - Girarghe school
More latrines have been installed at the Bacha and West Berayta elementary schools.
Another needy family is having a new home built with supplies paid for by you, Project Ethiopia's supporters, and with the physical work done by the family and their friends.
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Our Mission:
Project Ethiopia Goals - One Village at a Time...
Improving rural quality of life, ensuring that children are educated and families are able to live in healthy environments, supported by economically sustainable farm-based businesses.
Fighting poverty by creating motivation, hope and self-empowerment in the villagers.
Project Ethiopia is a volunteer organization that, with village support, helps modernize rural Ehtiopian villages to have:
Praise from UNICEF Official:
UNICEF official, Ato Mequanint Ejigu, visited his home village and discovered his sister had a new concrete floor "The work you have done has changed not only the day-to-day life, but also the attitudes. People refuse to sit on dust floors. People refuse to drink unhygienic water. Just because of these small changes, word has spread and people are not content. There are psychological, behavioral and cognitive changes to my community and the word has spread like wildfire to villages more than 100 km away. There is transformation. This is a living, practical, exemplory work."
100% of your dollar goes to benefit schools and villages.
Will you help us?
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Project Ethiopia c/o Interfaith Community Church 1763 NW 62nd Street, Seattle, WA 98107
Project Ethiopia has 501(c)(3) status so US donations are tax deductible.
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