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INFORMATION

 Alert, Acknowledgement and Feedback are some of the things that make up information. 
When we make an appeal, we get responses from friends, members and benefactors.
We have the duty to acknowledge receipt by sending a text message or direct WhatsApp message.
We often use text message through our bulk SMS platform on www.sms247.com.

 Sadly, we had been doing this without any feedback that these messages were actually received.
We only get feedback from the bulk SMS providers.

 So I decided to test it and send a text to myself.
Lo and behold up to the time I'm sending this message,
I have not received the message.
All the while we have been paying for and using the bulk SMS to send messages acknowledging the receipt of donations sent to us via our bank, not knowing that the donors probably did not receive it.

 Growing up we were taught to say thank you after eating not just as appreciation for food, but also as a sign and acknowledgement that we have eaten or at least taken the plate of food!

 This is an Organisation with human operators and we have the responsibility to carry out TLF's activities, act on its behalf and stand in its place.

Monies received are used for TLF and it's activities solely knowing that such monies are clearly sent to TLF account for TLF purposes.
We hold such monies in trust and have God to report to on every amount we get and how it's used, direct cash, or from bank transfer.

 Since many if not all of us do not wish to make our donations public, either by mention of name with the amount or for some even name, I need to pass on the INFORMATION to the donors, friends and members involved that funds were received and we are GRATEFUL.

 Permit me as usual to use only first names with deepest respect and privacy to acknowledge the alert and whole heartedly thank -
Nosadeba
Mitovieya
Luke
Patrick
Egie
Ebuwa
Emmanuel 
Finette
Edesiri
Benedicta 
Charles
Viola
Modupe and 
Ibrahim

 TLF 

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