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Monthly Outline

 1st Monday - Primary/Secondary or Tertiary School Visit

Here we donate school items and create awareness of our theme for the month, as well as activities at our centre, especially the availability of our library. 

2nd Tuesday – Film show

Here we show full length movies as well as TED talks and Documentary based on our theme for the month outside our Centre.

1st Wednesday - Outreach

Here we go on the streets, market places and community centres to give out food, money, clothes, toys, our items, our tracts, our devotionals as well as our brochures with fund raising appeal letters.

2nd Thursday - Music 

Host a particular church choir or music group where we would thrash out contemporary issues in music and our roles in influencing one of the largest means of influence all around the world. We would also donate something of need to the choir.

1st Friday - Sports Tournament

Here we would engage the children and youths as well as the elderly in different outdoor sporting activities where prizes will be won and records will be set.

Last Saturday - Social Development 

Here we would host the state Civil Society Organisation or another NGO or Foundation where we would discuss and harness our resources on how we can contribute our own mite to the development of the society intellectually, economically, socially as well as morally, among others 

Last Sunday - Charity

Here we go on our Excursion and donation. Donation to a particular charitable cause we have decided on at our TLF General Meeting which is held termly. While we take the members of the TLF centre out to a place of interest, we would also all go for a visit and make donations.

Tina

For: Tina Love Foundation

#January

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