Volunteers - Donations
Our volunteers are vitally important to the success of this ministry. Without them it would be impossible to provide the mass amount of aid to orphans, widows and the local poor. We salute you, and offer our thanks!
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Margaret B. holds one of her many hand sewn quilts.
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Teresa, Ellen, Frieda and Pat, some of our volunteers.
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Ellen shows Frieda some of her handiwork.
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One of the many beautiful shawls that Ellen makes.
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Ellen has a special place in her heart for widows, here she is with one of her shawls.
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One of the widow recipients of one of Ellen's wonderful shawls.
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Frieda and her sister make wonderfully warm gloves, mittens, hats, scarves, blankets, and much more!
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Carolyn H. Sunday school class from Meridian Woods Church of Christ donated personal care bags for our older orphans.
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Dr. Betsy H. from Samford University planted the interest of students helping orphans. The ODK chapter of Samford is selling or
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Jane and Dick W. have been supporters of His Kids, Too! for the past 3 years. Here Dick is dropping off 400 lbs. of aid collec
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Rich and Artur came out to assist.
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We are very thankful for the continued support of Raa Middle School.
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One student decided to donate her Christmas money to help orphans.
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Ladies of the South Trail Church of Christ, Sarasota FL, come together and made 57 blankets for orphans!
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Purchasing food in large quantities is wonderful but it takes many volunteers to make it all 'happen'. These volunteers from D
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Our volunteers in Ukraine, members of the Dzerzhinsk Church of Christ, prepare food bags for the local poor.
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Volunteers in Ukraine are also essential. Here Valentina is helping with widow food bags.
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Even getting up at 12 a.m. to meet a truck full of supplies, volunteers are ready in Ukraine. Thanks to Vanya and Ray!
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Moving a donated refrigerator for an elderly woman in Ukraine, she was thankful.
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Fall 2004 was great, as Fami D. (Woodbury Church of Christ) came along to help. The extra pair of hands were wonderful helping
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Dave D.(Woodbury CoC) was working with finding shoes to fit the children.
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Before any children come in for clothing the hundreds of lbs. of clothing must be sized and gender sorted. Volunteers, Dave and
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Poletarsky Church of Christ members volunteers prepare to deliver food bags to those in their feeding program.
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U.S. and Ukrainian volunteers deliver food to this disabled gentleman.