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In TLF, sometimes we spend 40% of the time and resources on charity in terms of cash and kind, while the rest 60% we spend on social development.

While most people engage in our acts of charity, many do not follow up on our actions in developing the society in terms of outreaches, advocacy, seminars, filmshows, etc online, onsight, at the centre and off-site.

In January we have visited 2 schools this far and intend to visit a school a week to talk, interact and teach the children. These aspects of TLF also require volunteers, physical presence and participation of members and funds. We go to interiors and focus on those who may not have access to the knowledge we share.

This month TLF will be focusing on talks of new beginnings, spelling bee, arts and seminar on time management. We have set aside gifts for some students and we are processing appropriate time and days to visit all the schools. 

We pray to God for help, sustenance, provision, protection and success. The enthusiasm on the faces of staff and students when we visit is priceless.

Commitment, dedication and actual action is key to the success of all our activities in TLF.

We are grateful to God for successes over the past 20 years and counting. To God be all glory.

TLF💚 

#January

#NewBeginning 

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