On the horizon this Month.

It's one thing to know about HIV, but it is another thing to see and speak with actual people living with the disease, and to hear their story.

"Every year 50,000 Americans are still diagnosed with HIV, and nearly half of them live in the South. The film tells the story of one family’s struggle with HIV. Despite facing institutional and personal obstacles every step of the way, 62-year-old Wilhemina Dixon works tirelessly to combat the stigma associated with the virus and to care for her daughter and granddaughter, both HIV-positive.

If you happen to be in Baltimore this weekend , please stop by and hear one person's great story and support the cause

This program is free with the purchase of museum admission or museum membership. You may purchase tickets at the door.

DATE AND TIME

Sun, March 19, 2017

2:00 PM – 4:00 PM EDT

LOCATION

Reginald F. Lewis Museum

830 East Pratt Street

Baltimore, MD 21202

Reassurance moment !

The chance to make a difference is not just someday, it's now!
"Bill & Melinda Gates

My recent visit to the Gates foundation headquarters reminded me there is hope for humanity yet. It further strengthened my believe to help those in need, expecting nothing in return. Simply doing the best you can within your means!

Women's Day

Today is international Women's Day.
This day we promote , support , develop and encourage the girl child to succeed and be self sufficient.

Happy women's day to all the young ladies and older women out there.

•  Fact of the day : HIV Spreads Through the Body Much Faster Than Previously Thought !

Greetings in the New year 2017.

Hello everyone ,
 Hope everyone had a good start to the new year.
I had to take a minute and reflect on the ongoing events in Southern Cameroon.
This part of the country in which Foadac operates is facing a civil crisis at this time. In the face of a revolution and the fight for democracy and freedom of a a people , there is always those left along the wayside: Children !
Please pray for the country of Cameroon in West Africa , that we are saved from a civil war. It is not easy for a country to regain normalcy after a crisis of that nature.

                                       

Praying for PEACE !!

The West African Nation Of Cameroon is experiencing a civil crisis at this time.
Many young people have lost their lives fighting for a fair government. At the end of this all will be children left o fend for them selves thus a continuous need to care for orphaned children.
"When two elephants fights the grass suffers"

Please join me in praying that there is a ceasefire soon and let there be peace.

Thanks you for your continued support

December 1st is world AIDS DAY

Tomorrow is World AIDS DAY.
Please remember all those  who are still suffering from this disease . They still exist , and some even still suffer from stigmatization .
Others have dies and left behind orphaned children . Support them today and lets all continue to hope for a complete cure of the disease and not just maintenance treatment.

Visit foadac.org  to show your support and donate to the children who have been orphaned through this disease.




centers for disease control.

#Giving Tuesday

If you would like an opportunity to give back today or any other day , why not give to orphaned children in need.

Visit foadac.org for all donations.

All donations are tax deductible

Thanks for your generosity