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We encourage engagements, contributions and support for our activities on the Internet, in our Centre and our out reaches around the states.

Please bear in mind that money is essential in every family, organisation and even charities. We welcome donations in cash and kind, endowment and referrals. We also welcome volunteers and stipend support for those already volunteering.

This month's donation in TLF is to raise funds for the Physically Challenged Worker out there in need of our help. There are many around us and it may not be difficult to select a beneficiary, but let the Holy Spirit lead the way. There is the particular person God has ordained to receive the money we shall raise for this cause. May that person not pass us by so I want to urge us all to please donate for this cause. We can help encourage a physically challenged person who has chosen to work rather lie down in idleness, begging, complaining or making excuses. We can raise some money and make this donation as a group.

Please you can donate to our account so we by our collective effort as a Foundation we can join in making the difference-

Tina Love Foundation 

Guaranty Trust Bank or GTCO

0033315918

... Thank you in advance for your thought, intention, goodwill, prayer and action!

Remember God loves you, so no matter what, know that 

... the ultimate law is love Romans 13:10.

Tobo

For: Trustees of Tina Love Foundation (TLF)

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