WFWP IS UNBEATABLE!

Participants and staff in African dress

Around 40 people graced the halls of the Denver Family Church where the WFWP Denver Chapter held its annual fundraiser for the Schools of Africa. Ms. Justine Daboni and Ms. Shirley Chimes, both dressed in African clothing, emceed the event together. To start off, Justine welcomed everyone and a rousing song was sung. Shirley testified about Father and Mother Moon and presented on the New Hope Technical Institute in Kigali, Rwanda.

Everyone was invited to partake in a sumptuous luncheon that consisted of fried plantains, meat pies, fish pies, fried rice, mixed veggie salad, seasonal fruit and other delectables. The tables were decorated in blue, green and yellow, reflecting the colors of the Rwandan flag. African cloths decorated the walls.

One of the highlights of the program were various guests speaking for a few minutes about their projects. The guests included speakers from Doctors Without Borders, Center for Peace, True Love Talks, and the the French ministry. Dr. Hall from Discover Chiropractic spoke about his work with Doctors Without Borders (DWB), and compared WFWP to DWB saying that "WFWP is unbeatable."

Altogether we raised $1,330.00 for the New Hope Technical Institute, Kigali, Rwanda. Everyone had a wonderful time and left feeling that they had contributed to a very worthy cause indeed.

Justine Daboni, Lindsay Hall, Shirley Chimes, Dr. Cameron Hall. Accepting a generous donation to New Hope Technical Institute Rwanda

Justine Daboni in Togo dress