What's in a uniform???

I'm just a little behind... (I think those words often) and now I've actually verbalized them and it's out there. Yikes! Well, I guess it really should come as no surprise. I'm behind in alot of things....but First things First....

Last Saturday was the Global Orphan Project's "BIG EVENT". The entire evening was a walk down memory lane as I remembered my thoughts and feelings from Haiti and all God showed me there.
What’s In a Uniform?
The answer depends on perspective.

If you’re an orphan on your own, or a child on the brink in a family crushed by poverty, a school uniform represents a lot. Impossibility. Never. Them. Not me. “I belong on the outside looking in.”

If you’re a child given a shot at school, slipping on a uniform to go to school means everything. Possibility. Opportunity. Dignity. “Me?” “Really, me?!!!”

And for all of us involved with The Global Orphan Project: a uniform is a God-provided opportunity to make a little go a long, long way. The little is actually quite big.
(Quote by Joe Knittig)




Truth #1: It's NOT about me...It's so much more!
Truth #2: The orphans need my help!
Truth #3: I CAN & will help!
Truth #4: You can help too!
https://theglobalorphanproject.org/give/