The projects below offer you the opportunity to directly reach the Unreached by meeting specific needs that build bridges to sharing the Gospel among various people groups or assist other workers who are taking the Good News where it is unknown. Your donation will be applied specifically to the project you choose. Some projects describe a specific geographic location and the people group that will be impacted. Other projects allow you to choose an appropriate technology or project that will be applied where it is most needed. PRINTABLE PICK A PROJECT BROCHURE |
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Reaching the Unreached one need at a time...
Reaching the Unreached one need at a time...
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| HAND DUG WELL - Mbamti Katarko Description: This small community of unreached people lack both clean water and Living water in the least developed region in Cameroon. Geographic location: Mbamti, Adamawa Province, Cameroon Project Duration/Cost: 1 month/$4,600 Additional Information: This area is home primarily to the Fulbe/Fulani people, a nomadic, cattle-herding Muslim people who speak Fulfulde |
| "BUSH" CLINIC MEDICAL KIT Description: Diseases like malaria, typhoid, dysentery and more can be treated during village health clinics with these meds Geographic location: Priority is given to refugees villages and rural locations Project Duration/Cost: 1 clinic per kit/$125 Additional Information: Malaria kills nearly 2,000 children per day in the world. This is one of many diseases that can be cured as a result of these life-saving health clinics as people also learn about the Great Physician. |
| BIOSAND FILTERS Description: These physical and biological filters are constructed from local materials and help prevent many water-borne diseases Geographic location: Rural villages where no reliable source of drinking water exists Project Duration/Cost: Filters will last as long as maintained/$10 per filter Additional Information: Filter construction could also serve as a microfinance project. Ask about funding a small business for a family. |
| RESOURCE CENTER Description: These centers combine the Gospel message with practical demonstrations and learning through hands-on displays of appropriate technology. Gospel materials are presented in the center via various media. Geographic location: Adamawa Province, Cameroon and Gulu, Uganda (Village of Hope) Project Duration/Cost: Indefinite/varies (request additional information by clicking here) Additional Information: Centers focus on water supply, health eduation, agroforestry, animal husbandry and appropriate technology |
| HAND DUG WELL - Mbibakla-Ngaoundare Description: This remote region is home to the unreached Fulbe people. Clean water is scarce, and access to the Gospel is even more scarce. Geographic location: Ngaoundare, Adamawa Region, Cameroon Project Duration/Cost: 1 month/$4900 Additional Information: Ngaoundare is the political capitol of this region and a crossroads for many travelers heading to the far north. |
| RAINWATER CATCHMENT SYSTEM - BANYO, CAMEROON Description: Water sources often dry up or disappear during the harsh dry season in many communities. This is the case in the Banyo community where the springs that normally provide water via a gravity system slow down for many months. People will often seek water in highly contaminated sources during this periods resulting in disease and even death from poor water quality. The goal is to place a rainwater catchment system in each neighborhood for drinking water during the dry season. Project Duration/Cost: 1 week to construct/$600 per 250 gallons system Additional Information: The Banyo community has a diverse population of Fulbe, Wawa, Vute, Hausa and other people groups from many regions. |
| KENYA TOP BAR (KTB) BEE HIVE Description: Honey is a valuable source of income for many poor farmers and communities. Unfortunately current beekeeping practices are often destructive and dangerous. Promotion of the KTB hive improves yield and supports families while building a bridge for the Gospel. Geographic location: Throughout the Adamawa Province, Cameroon Project Duration/Cost: Indefinite/$20 per hive Additional Information: Hives are built locally |
| SMALL-SCALE COMMUNITY TREE NURSERY Description: Trees provide food, fuel, shelter and more for rural communities. A community nursery is invaluable to a struggling village. Our focus is on edible trees such as papaya, banana, avocado and Moringa (a.k.a. the Miracle Tree). Geographic location: Rural communities and villages Project Duration/Cost: Indefinite/$350 per nursery Additional Information: WTM partners with ECHO to provide the best possible seeds. Our focus is on promoting local varieties that fight malnutrition. |
| SOLAR POWER PACK Description: Rural communities do not have access to power for lights and electronics that can improve their quality of life. Portable solar power packs can help meet this need with renewable energy. Geographic location: Rural communities in the Adamawa Province, Cameroon Project Duration/Cost: Packs are rented for a small fee/ $250 to construct per pack Additional Information: Possible microfinance proj |
| COMMUNITY FISH POND Description: Protein is often lacking in the diet of many families resulting in severe malnutrition, especially among children. Small fish ponds can help alleviate this deficiency by providing both protein and revenue for small communities. Geographic location: Banyo, Cameroon Project Duration/Cost:: Indefinite/$800 startup Additional Information: Project includes pond construction, stocking with Tilapia and maintenance. |
| SMALL-SCALE POULTRY FARM Description: Although chickens are common throughout Africa, poultry production with fast-growing "agric" chickens offers small-scale farmers the opportunity to generate revenue, feed their family and focus on spiritual matters once their basic physical needs have been met. Geographic location: Varies Project Duration/Cost: 4+ months/$300 Additional Information: This is a microfinance project and includes startup costs and materials. |
| WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM - UGANDA MISSIONARIES Description: A husband and wife team serving among an unreached people group in Uganda called the Ik are in need of a reliable water source for their new home for the next 15+ years where they will develop a written language in order to translate the Bible into the heart language of this people group. Geographic location: Northern Uganda Project Duration/Cost: 1+ months/ estimated $6000-$8,000 Additional Information: Further assessment is required to evaluate an appropriate system for the area. There is the potential for bringing work teams in to assist with construction. An excellent church opportunity. |
| FUEL-EFFICIENT COOK STOVES Description: These stoves offer numerous advantages compared to more traditional cooking methods, including the prevention of deforestation through the use of alternative fuels, improved burning efficiency and portability. This particular design uses sawdust, a material that is available locally from sawmills as a cheap alternative to expensive firewood. Project Duration/Cost: Long-lasting construction/$10 each w/bag of fuel Geographic Location: Priority is placed on refugee village and rural communities Additional Information: These stoves can be constructed by local tradesmen, which promotes the local economy and small business |
| GRAVITY FLOW WATER SYSTEM Description: Bible translators in a remote region of the Northwest Province lack a reliable, clean water source for both their family and the community with whom they are developing a written language so that the Gospel may be heard in their heart language. Geographic location: Nwa, Cameroon Project Duration/Cost: 1-2 months/estimated between $6,000-$8,000 Additional Information: A feasibility study is still necessary to ensure the spring source has sufficient flow during the dry season. There may also be opportunities for work teams to come assist with the construction of the system. |
In addition to ministry projects, there are numerous costs associated with the logistics of keeping folks "on the field" and the tools necessary to accomplish these projects. Your gifts to these specific needs will ensure God's Kingdom will continue to be built project by project, life by life and community by community until all the Unreached peoples of the world have been reached. |
OR SUPPORT A SPECIFIC MINISTRY NEED...
| AIR FARE TO AFRICA Description: They say, "Getting there is half the battle." In the case of ministry work in Africa, they should say, "Getting there is half the budget!" This is a major expense for ministry workers Cost: Estimated at $2,100 per round trip flight. Additional Information: We expect to send two World Transformational Ministries back to Africa in 2010. Your gift will be applied to their air fare when exact dates are known. |
| WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM - UGANDA MISSIONARIES Description: A husband and wife team serving among an unreached people group in Uganda called the Ik are in need of a reliable water source for their new home for the next 15+ years where they will develop a written language in order to translate the Bible into the heart language of this people group. Geographic location: Northern Uganda Project Duration/Cost: 1+ months/ estimated $6000-$8,000 Additional Information: Further assessment is required to evaluate an appropriate system for the area. There is the potential for bringing work teams in to assist with construction. An excellent church opportunity. |
| MEDICAL EVACUATION INSURANCE Description: Accidents certainly do happen in Africa, and they are often more serious due to the lack of emergency response facilities and personnel. Consequently, WTM workers travel with medical evacuation insurance in the event of a life-threatening emergency. Cost: Estimated at $250 per month for a family. Additional Information: Give for a month or the whole year. Your donation will be applied to the premium. |
| MISSIONARY HOME AND AFRICA HEADQUARTERS Description: Work has already begun on a small home to house a missionary family or worker teams in West Africa. The foundation is already laid and is awaiting walls and a roof. Cost: Remaining costs estimated at $7,720. Additional Information: This cost does not include furnishings or any other "amenities". |
| FUNDED - THANK YOU!!! |
| 6 KITS FUNDED FOR 2010 GOAL EXCEEDED! |
| ADDITIONAL RESERVOIR TANK Description: During the dry season, there is a shortage of water with the existing gravity flow system. The impact of this lack of rainfall could be lessened by the addition of more storage capacity. Currently refurbishment of an existing tank is being considered to save cost. Geographic location: Adamawa Province, Cameroon Project Duration/Cost: 2 month/$1,657 Additional Information: Capacity is about 10,000L |
| ANJIN WATER EXPANSION PROJECT Description: This is an ongoing gravity-flow water project for several thousand Christians in the remote village of Anjin who lack clean water in many of outlying areas. They are very motivated and have added their own funds to those received from the U.S. Geographic location: Northwest Province (English speaking), Cameroon Project Duration/Cost: Until done/about $500 per km Additional Information: A partner church in South Dakota is currently raising funds to assist |
| MUD ROTARY DRILLING RIG UP TO 200 FOOT DRILLING DEPTH Description: This mobile drill rig is perfect for remote locations where larger rigs cannot reach. A small crew can be trained to operate the machine. Submersible electric pumps or hand-operated pumps can be installed in the borehole depending on the location and availability of power, materials, etc. Drilled wells can be installed for approximately the same cost as a hand dug well in one third of the time. Depending on site geology, community water needs and resources, and site location, a drilled well may be the best choice for a village water supply. The rig is also very useful for initial site assessments to determine site-specific geology/lithology, approximate depth to water and the feasibility of installing a hand dug well at a certain location (e.g. the presence of large boulders can be identified, which may prevent the installation of a hand dug well). Cost: Estimated at $5,905 (quoted by DeepRock) Additional Information: Pricing includes all costs, including rig, drilling "mud" (i.e. bentonite mixture), inland and sea freight, documents/customs forms and fees, drilling additives and rods (200'). Additional materials can be added to the order at a unit rate cost. |
| PARTIALLY FUNDED - MORE PARTNERS NEEDED |
| 7 OF 10 STOVES FUNDED FOR 2010 |
| 2 of 10 HIVES FUNDED FOR 2010 |
| 2 OF 10 FILTERS FUNDED FOR 2010 |
| CABINETS, COUNTERS AND COMPLETION OF KITCHEN IN CAMEROON HOME Description: Although our home is well on its way to being completed on the outside, much work remains to make it livable in the inside. Completion of our kitchen would go a long ways to making our African home a home. All this work must be done by hand (no pre-fab kitchens or counters in Cameroon!). This work requires the skilled labor of local Cameroonian carpenters. During their stay in our community, they must be fed and lodged as well for the six weeks it will take to complete the work. Cost: Estimated at $1,200 (Please feel free to contribute a smaller quantity). Includes all labor, materials, lodging and transportation of carpenters to our community. |
| GAS APPLIANCES FOR OUR CAMEROON HOME Description: In Cameroon, gas appliances that use butane canisters (much like we use propane) are available in the larger cities. We would like to purchase a gas stove for cooking and a gas fridge to prevent food from spoiling quickly in the Cameroon heat. Cost: Stove estimated at $300 and fridge estimated at $500. Contribute any amount. |
| BABY ITEMS FOR 2010-2012 TERM Description: Baby Chloe will span a range of ages and sizes during our current term in Cameroon. Many items are not available to us in-country and must be shipped or carried over. Some of the items we still need are as follows:
2010. Please let us know if you would like your donation applied to specific items and if you send any items to Tampa so we can check it off our baby inventory. |
| FLEXIBLE SOLAR PANELS/BATTERIES FOR CAMEROON HOME POWER Description: A small solar array will be installed to power a few lights, charge equipment and run small items like our computer. We currently have two panels for a total of 128 watts, but we'd like to double this to meet all our power needs. The link to the panels we have already purchased is below. The panels will need to be carried over, so they must be purchased before September 2010. Cost: Each 64 W panel is $225. Additional Information: Additional batteries will also be required to store the power generated through the panels. These cost approximately $160 each and can be purchased in-country. They are not true solar batteries, but heavy-duty truck batteries from Nigeria get the job done for a couple of years! |
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| SUPPORT PART OF A WELL - PICK A PART Description: We know that it may difficult for individuals to fund an entire well project, so we've broken up some of the costs for a hand dug well so that supporters and sponsor part of the project. Once all the components of the well project have been funded, WTM will select a village for its installation. Approximate costs are provided. Contribute any amount to the following:
Cost: The remaining costs are paid by the community "in-kind" through their labor contribution (e.g. retrieving water/sand from the river, breaking stones to make gravel for the concrete, etc.) This also helps develop ownership on the part of the community and improves the longevity of the well. A water committee is also formed consisting of local community members, and two technicians are selected to perform operation and routine maintenance once the project is complete. |
| MALARIA MEDS FOR BABY CHLOE AND MAMA Description: After extensive research, Tiffany has identified a preventative malarial medication that is safe for her and the baby while she is breastfeeding. Unfortunately it is more expensive than what we have taken in the past. Providing the funds needed for this med will help protect both the baby and her mother from a very dangerous and life-threatening illness. Cost: $791.35 for the 2010-2012 term. Additional information: Provide any amount up to the full cost. |
| VISA PAPERWORK FOR 2010-2012 TERM Description: One of those things you just can't avoid when traveling overseas. We're hoping to get our resident permit this time around so we won't have to re-apply for another ten years! Cost: $146 per person |
| IMMUNIZATIONS - DON'T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT THEM! Description: You don't realize how many microbial things will kill you until you take a trip to Africa. Although we've had many of the necessary immunizations before, many of them are expired and must be done again. A small price to pay for something that could save money later and perhaps even our lives... Cost: $160 Additional information: Please contact Nurse Tiffany if you would like more information about what we must be immunized against. |