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Many Haitian children cannot afford to go to school, almost ensuring generational poverty and illiteracy. In a rural community outside of Pignon, Haiti students can go to school for $125 per student if their families can afford it. With folks leading the way from Iowa and Minnesota leading the way the past decade, 9 schools […]

Caring Friends is launching new initiatives at under served schools and apartment complexes and needs good used books appropriate for children. ***If you have children’s books to donate or have friends who do, give me a call at        713-669-8030 or email at John@caringfriendsindeed.org   Refugee Students In SW Houston       […]

Give a gift to honor family loved ones or make a donation in memory of someone special in your life.   Click GIVE NOW  to use your credit card (PayPal) or send  to 4024 Lanark Lane, Houston, TX   77025. Select from the mission list below and indicate whether the donation is to honor a particular […]

Caring Friends looks for those LEADING THE WAY addressing areas ofconcern…like the concern for men who are addicts who support their habits via male prostitution. For some these men are throw-a-ways, deserving their plight and their circumstances. For others these men are someone’s son or grandson, brother or nephew, high school friend or next door neighbor, […]

Haiti…the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere..tens of thousands of school children go the entire day without eating…and they have no textbooks and tens of 1000’s have no clean drinking water Donors recently undergirded 3 schools serving over 500 students with monies for biosand filters and clean drinking water! Thank you FRIENDS-IN-DEED for caring for […]

Caring Friends is promoting reading incentives programs at underserved schools like Cunningham Elementary, Sylvan Rodriguez, and Yellowstone Academy. For children who cannot read, the street vultures long to connect to those who drop out of school, failing to point out that the road of illiteracy is often a four lane highway to prison. Edmund Burke’s […]