A DAY WITH THE ORPHANS

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🌜MHP🌛 FLASHBACK...💰ONE CEDI FOR THE ORPHAN.💰

After Ramadan 2014 when everybody was busy spending time  and reuniting with their families, These kids where left lonely in their orphanage.
Alhamdulilah on the 31st of July, 2014 ...the team of MyHereAfter Project visited these kids and spent the whole day with them
We also presented some clothings and food items to these children.
Some of the activities that took place are
1. A talk with the children
2.lunch with the children
3. Games and snack with them.
Infact it was a very harmonious day😊.

In shaa Allah we plan to do a similar one with a different orphanage 2 Days after this year's eid(2016).
If you want to go with us kindly call or whatsapp Sis  Amina on
0260978769.   
To book your seat in the bus, we wont take overload in shaa Allah.

⏳Without your donations💰 this  programme will never be a success , you can donate through our
Mtn mobile money: 0540192970
Airtel money :0267716616
vodafone cash:0505055070
Or call any of the lines above.

Remember sadaqah given in the month of Ramadan reaps the greatest rewards, and is more pleasant to Allah. is also going to be given to orphans..Donot underestimate your one cedi...Call or whattsapp any of the contacts above and lets see how we can get to you ,,even if we have to come for it we will. May Allah bless us and have mercy on us in this HOLY MONTH...Aamin

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