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It is our anniversary of Incorporatiin today!

Greetings in love,

We thank God Almighty that on this day, August 27th in the year 2010 we formally and finally received our Certificate of Incorporation as an Incorporated Trustee.
We thank all those God used to make it a reality.

It has been an amazing time since then and we thank God for His greatness.
Remember that we are registered for charity and social development.

Charity is synonymous to love, because the ultimate law is love.
Charitable works cut across all facets of life and living.

Just imagine it and believe it, that God will use you to fulfil the good works He set since the foundation of time.
Let your light so shine before men and women, children and indeed all creation, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father who art in heaven.

Orphanages still need assistance.
Hospitals still have patients who need help.
Families are there with genuine need for assistance.
Students are brilliant but stranded for lack of help.
NGOs, Foundations, Charities, CSOs, Churches and others can't do without your participation.

Social development on the other hand is synonymous to nation building.
Developed nations hardly need external help to meet their social welfare responsibilities. Such nations odten have internal mechanisms in place to prevent citizens from lack or relying majorly on private assistance, non governmental organisations and charities. Policies are put in place for the government to primarily cater for the welfare of their citizens. Secondarily, such private entities, Charities and Foundations augment and support the government's actions by way of corporate social responsibilities, scholarships, sponsorships, Public-private partnerships and private Outreaches. There is also the place of international organisations such as the United Nations and their agencies, subsidiaties and affiliates such as UNICEF, UNESCO, FAO and others. There is also the huge role of faith based orgasations which appeal to the morals, conscience and thoughts of members  of the society.

The TLF as a  microcosm of a solution provider for charity and social development has welcomed and still welcomes like-minded persons to join our Board of Trustees, members, volunteers and friends. We also appreciate donations in cash, kind, and ideas. We continue to reach out via our online platforms, our outreaches and activities in our temporary Centre.

We acknowledge the generosity of our donors and friends. Also those who follow us and join us on all our social media handles, we are grateful. Those who join in the distribution of our tracts and comics, those who provide devotionals and books for us to give out freely, those who help us paste our message and information posters, those who provide internet access and transportation, those who help coordinate children who come to the Centre, those who invite us and welcome us to their schools, hospitals and orphanages, etc, for outreaches, our media friends, and ultimately those who pray with us, we say a big thank you.

God bless you all.
... the ultimate law is love.

Augustina
For: Tina Love Foundation (TLF)


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