Parent Feed Back
“Kaylyn was definitely moved and touched in a profound way by the whole experience. Last Sunday, she jumped in at the end of dinnertime prayer, for the first time ever, to say a prayer for the Swaziland Orphans, I was deeply moved to see this come out of her. Her sincerity and demeanor told me that she is truly changed by this experience, you have a great program and I am sure it will take off like wildfire once the word gets out.” – Randy Pierce
Student Feed Back
“I did not realize how much work it took just to get good water. It made me appreciate being able to turn on my faucet everyday when I need it instead of walking up and down hills for two hours! I am excited to earn money this year to pay for clean water in Swaziland.” – Victoria (6th grade)
“I would love to help pay for bibles in the Swaziland language so the orphans will know that Jesus loves children like them. I know now that He wants me to share what I have with orphans who need others to help take care of them and protect them. I want to go visit them when I am older and see for myself. After orphan day I understand better how much they have to struggle without a parent to help who loves them. They must be very sad and miss their parents everyday.” – Vivi (6th grade)
“I remember being tired and hungry all day and my feet hurt so much. I was feeling sorry for myself sometimes until Morgan reminded me that Swaziland orphans feel this way everyday! I just had to do it for one day. I realized how easy I had it in life. No wonder they have no time to go to school. But I am excited to help earn money to pay for one child to attend school and have a meal and clothes provided. I loved the stories Morgan told us about the orphans she meets over there, and to actually wear old torn orphan clothes made me feel closer to what it must be like. We had people give us the funniest looks! It was a great experience.” Anyssa (6th grade)