So They Can Thrive

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Asking for support for communities I hold very dear to my heart.

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So They Can Thrive, organized by Azaria Grace In 2011 I founded a non profit called So They Can Thrive. We were a volunteer run organization, meani… Azaria Grace needs your support for So They Can Thrive

Your hands have lightened our work. In 2011 we began with providing education and over the years expanded to include healthcare, clean water, agriculture, environmentalism, sustainability, and housing. Our projects have encompassed two schools, multiple farming projects, two medical clinics, clean water stations, reforestation, keeping girls in school, and supporting single mothers.

It is with a heavy heart we now announce the dissolution of our beloved organization. While one door closes, we trust many others will open as we continue our work in new ways. Thank you for sharing this vision and undertaking this work with us. Thank you for believing in, investing in, and creating vital change in our world. To follow the impacts of our work, please connect with Ivan Woods Kasujja of HOPE Aid Foundation .

May you feel supported on your own journey forward. We continue to rise together. Thank you, we love you, and be well.

"Success on the front of women's rights will look like a world not only with obvious advances - where no girl is denied access to education, for instance - but also one with more subtle changes in how we regard gender and gender stereotypes." -Adora Svitak, US American writer, public speaker, former child prodigy, & activist

Our sewing cooperative has begun working on the sanitary pads we are able to purchase. These pads will be ready in one week and will allow girls in Ddegeya Village to continue pursuing their education. Thank you for making this project possible SO THEY CAN THRIVE!