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Latest Update from Mission of
LoveFounder, Kathy
Price
“YOU are not here to save the world but here to touch
the hearts and hands that are within your reach.” ~ Kathleen Price
I would like to personally thank you for your
unconditional support, via your donations, in kind donations, volunteering and
praying for our Mission of Love. I can tell you that I have not stopped
networking, collecting, distributing and sending our humanitarian aid to those in
need, even with the COVID 19 in our world. The orphans, the sick, the dying,
the homeless, the disabled, the starving, and the hopeless were tended to once
again in the year of 2020, unconditionally via our Mission of Love.
Mission of Love volunteers serviced the Indigenous
of: Pine Ridge Native American Indian Reservation S. D. ~ Maya of Guatemala~ Maya
of Yucatán México ~ Indigenous of Honduras ~ Doctors of Venezuela ~ Local
Indigenous of our hometown, Youngstown, Ohio ~ Area nursing homes, hospitals,
prisons, court systems, and rehab centers.
Two C5 cargo planes via the Department of Defense
Denton Mission of Love landed in Guatemala and one C17 plane landed in
Honduras. These planes were loaded with tons of corn and humanitarian
aid. Three 53’ Mission of Love trailers were sent 1200 miles with tons
humanitarian aid for the poorest community of our United States, Pine Ridge Native
American Indian Reservation, S.D.
18 sets of bunk beds and 20 four seat wooden desks
were hand made at our Mission of Love warehouse. Know that we do not have
electricity, heat, water or bathrooms in our building where our work of love
continues every day in very way. Try to imagine the work that is involved in
making these Missions of Love possible for the poorest of the poor indigenous
communities? I have worked in a spare bedroom of our home as my Mission of
Love office, I drive a van that was donated and has 189,000 miles on it, and I pick
up our donations with a box truck that was donated.
A Maya Traditional School was built in order to
teach the Maya children a lost art, of weaving their traditional patterns on
material.
Fabric was sent throughout the United States to
make masks as well as masks were sent throughout America to stay safe from
COVID-19. Food and disinfectant items were purchased for our friends on the
Pine Ridge Native American Indian Reservation, S.D. early on in the pandemic when
the elders had no way of obtaining these much needed supplies. The purchased
supplies were then distributed by Angie Clifford and Percy White Plume, Horse
Spirit Society. Appliances were purchased and sent out to the Pine Ridge
Indian Reservation and distributed to those who had none. Some of Mission of
Love humanitarian aid had to be delivered by horse because of lack of roads that
were damaged during last year’s tornado.
Maria and Juan also distributed the much needed
supplies to the Maya Families of the Yucatán, México. Astrid from
Guatemala distributed thousands of pounds of food and essential items into the Maya
villages of Tecpán, Guatemala continuously.
Early on with the virus COVID -19 my husband Bob
and I would distribute discretely to hospitals and nursing homes priceless n95
masks, gowns, gloves, safety glasses etc. when the medical facilities had none
whatsoever. The staff would cry when receiving our Mission of Love PPE’S. We
gave humanitarian aid and PPE’S to the families of a Maya Community right here in
our area.
Know that every day in every way our Mission of
Love is making the impossible possible for the Indigenous of our world. No,
we cannot help everyone but we can touch the hands and hearts that are within our
reach. None of this could have been possible without our lifesaving Mission
of Love in country volunteers. Astrid, Guatemala ~ Norma, Honduras~ Maria
Raquel, México ~ Angie Clifford and Percy White Plume, Pine Ridge ~ Ray and Renee ~
Pa, Ken and Jim Denton Program plus the other countless others who continue to
serve unconditionally and lovingly via our God’s Mission of Love.
This Christmas week, food bags will be distributed
to the Indigenous Maya of the Yucatán, Guatemala, Rain Forest of Honduras, Pine
Ridge Native American Indian Reservation S.D. and Tecpán, Guatemala.
I can go on and on in this article about all that
we have done together in 2020. I can assure you that no other NGO in America
has done what our Mission of Love has done while having no grants or major
funding.
Please know that our Mission of Love needs help in
order to continue to service God’s indigenous poorest of the poor. I can and
will continue if I have your support. Everything takes money in order to make
these priceless Missions of Love a reality. For every dollar donated to our
Mission of Love, I can generate $122 worth of goods to those in need. I am a
volunteer who has made our Mission of Love available to all. Divine
Intervention is our driving force to keep our Mission of Love alive.
Our mission in life is not merely to survive, but
to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some
style.
They say that pictures are worth thousands of
words. In our Good News Mission of Love yearly newsletter I will share some
priceless photos of our work of love that took place throughout the
year.
Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year,
Kathleen Price
Mission of Love Founder/ Director since 1989
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Letter from Mission of Love Volunteer Dr. Daniel
Winkle
I became a physician because I wanted to help people
and to use my mind and abilities to help others to heal. Little did I know,
that knowledge would come from experiencing my own profound and ongoing healing.
Early in my career I became lost in the competition and pressures of the medical
system to operate from a position of authority rather than becoming a partner to
help guide those I serve to heal in their own unique way. Who could blame
me? It’s what we teach our young physicians. It was on a Mission of
Love mission in Guatemala where that unconditional love from the mission enveloped
me and kicked off a process that reminded me why I started this journey of
healing.
For
close to twenty years, my workday mornings have been the same. I enjoy my morning
coffee in my easy chair, and then, I bring a cup to Kathy upstairs, in her office
doing what she does for the Mission of Love. After I shower and dress, Kathy will ask
me what time I am going to work, and I will tell her either that I am on my way to
court, or I will be spending the day at my law office. I will ask her what her day
looks life. She will usually say “I’ll be here”, or more likely, “I’ll be at the
warehouse”. Maybe she will explain to me that somebody is bringing a truck load of
donations, usually school supplies, but often, medical supplies. Sometimes Kathy will
be meeting up with volunteers to gather donations, often from the office of a physician
who is retiring, or a friend who has excess inventory of medical supplies. This is what
the Mission of Love does. Then, everything is sorted, shrink wrapped and palletized,
ready to be shipped. This is a hell of a lot of physical work just to collect
stuff.
"Whenever you can, be an angel in someone's life. You don't know when you need
one to appear in yours." ~ Astrid Choc de Garcia
God had created Astrid to do Him some definite service. God had committed some
work to Astrid which He has not committed to another. Astrid had her mission.
Astrid never knew it in this life, but she shall be told it in the next, I shall do
good. I shall do His work if I do but keep His commandments and serve Him in my
calling.
Therefore I will trust Him. Whatever, wherever I am. I can never be thrown away.
If I am in sickness, my sickness may serve Him, if I am in sorrow, my sorrow may
serve Him. My sickness, or perplexity, or sorrow may be necessary causes of some
great end, which is quite beyond us. He does nothing in vain.” ~ From My Life's
Work by Cardinal Newman
“To realize one's destiny is a person's only obligation.”
~ Paulo Coelho, The Alchemist
WE will ALL miss Astrid, who passed away December 6, while being sick with COVID
-19 for a month. Astrid and her husband Andres, son Jhonathan, daughter Andrea were
Mission of Love volunteers and avid supporters. They, throughout the years always
responded to the needs of our God's children in Tecpan, Guatemala,
unconditionally.
The heavens have gained our Angel of Mercy, Astrid Mariela. We all have been so
blessed to know her, service with her and walk hand in hand with her. Till we meet
again........
Mission of Love Service
project completed by Eddie Morris
For my 8th grade year I had to pick a service project
to work on. I wanted to try and do something for kids. My cousin Collin was very
sick with brain cancer and I wanted to do something for kids like him. My Gramma
Pat said that our cousin Andrea worked with this lady that does all this work for a
lot of different people around the world. So we met with Andrea and she told us all
about her friend and we decided that we would like to meet her!
In October, I met Kathy Price, who is the founder
of the Mission of Love. I went to the warehouse and I sorted out baseball gear,
like bats, helmets, and catchers gear. I also sorted medical supplies, clothes, and
furniture. I was surprised of how big the warehouse is. Kathy had asked my mom and
me if we would want to go to Guatemala with her! We said we sure would but never
thought we would actually be able to ever go.
Read
Update from Mission of
LoveFounder, Kathy Price
As in the past thirty two years, our Mission of Love
has distributed humanitarian aid to indigenous families to five continents of our
world. Our Mission of Love has no expectations or attachments for the work of
love and compassion that we distribute via our ALL volunteers.
Since March 17, 2020, after returning from Tecpán,
Guatemala I have been non-stop distributing humanitarian aid, PPE’S, fabric and
food to local hospitals, nursing homes, rehab homes, local migrant workers affected
by the virus, clinics, courts, prisons, Maya and Lakota communities and individuals
in need. Thousands of n95 masks were distributed to health care workers
nationwide, thousands of handmade masks were made by volunteers and distributed
nationwide, tons of material was sent out from our Mission of Love warehouse to
sewers who were willing to make masks and had no way of obtaining fabric, food was
purchased and distributed amongst the Indigenous Maya and Lakota people of Pine
Ridge Indian Reservation, Yucatán México, and Tecpán Guatemala. A fifty-three
foot trailer was sent from our Mission of Love warehouse to Percy White Plume,
Horse Spirit Society filled with humanitarian aid.
When discreetly delivering the PPE’s the medical
professionals were in tears while receiving them, they had none what so ever to
protect themselves and others via treating the patients with coronavirus. No words
can convey how I felt while delivering these priceless donations so secretively
because of fear that that might be stolen.
I want to thank ALL who have contributed via
donations, volunteering, distributing, and believing in our God’s Mission of
Love. No words can convey my sincere appreciation to those who have made our
world a bit better via your compassion, love and kindness to those in need of these
basic human rights.
With love and gratitude,
Kathy Price
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Letter from Mission of
LoveFounder, Kathy Price
To realize one's destiny is a person's only
obligation.
Oh what a year of true successes in servicing our
Indigenous Maya and Lakota Indians of America and Guatemala. Words and photos
cannot even begin to convey the love, hope, healing, and compassion that has been
generated by our God’s Mission of Love. I hope that you will take the time to
read the 2019 yearly Mission of Love newsletter. Our Mission of Love
volunteers share their experiences and sacrifice via their words in our yearly
newsletter.
Everyday in every way, (31 years) I network, plan,
sort, purchase, palletize, and obtain humanitarian aid for the Indigenous
communities of our world. This is no easy task considering I have no
secretary, warehouse personal, no money, a donated van with many miles for pick
ups, no utilities in our Mission of Love warehouse and multiple health
issues.
2019 was one that fulfilled many dreams, fed
thousands of people, built many homes, equipped many Maya schools, equipped Maya
Hospitals, transported over 300,000 thousands of pounds of humanitarian aid via
Denton Air Force and 53’ trailers, serviced hundreds of dying, ill, deformed,
disabled, orphaned, elder, and homeless indigenous people. We also donated a
school bus for the education of solar panels on the Pine Ridge Native American
Indian Reservation,S.D. to Henry Red Cloud, Red Cloud Renewable Energy
Center.
Our plans for 2020 are: to send three Denton
Department of Defense airlifts, two for Guatemala and one for Honduras, two
53 foot trailers of building material and humanitarian aid will be transported 1200
miles to Pine Ridge Native American Indian Reservation, Indigenous Family homes
will be built, a traditional Maya school, and support for a Lakota Foster
Home. With your help these indigenous missions can be
accomplished.
I am sharing with you some of the questions I get
ask as I volunteer my life to be of service. “Why do you help those people?
What do you do to help the people here? Are you born again
Kathy?"
My answer is simply, "God has created me to do Him
some definite service. He has committed some work to me which He has not committed
to another. I have my mission. I may never know it in this life, but I shall be
told it in the next. I shall do good. I shall do His work if I do but keep His
commandments and serve Him in my calling. Thy Will Be Done!
I am grateful to each and everyone of you who
believe, support, trust, contribute, and acknowledge our grass roots International
Mission of Love.
With love and gratitude, Kathy Price / Mission of Love Volunteer, Founder, and
Director since 1989
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March 14, 2019
Letter from Mission of Love
Founder, Kathy Price
Dear Mission of Love Friends,
There are not enough words, photos or speaking engagements that can describe our
Mission of Love to the extent of what our non profit humanitarian organization is.
Know that we are not here to save the world but in this world to touch the hands
and hearts that are within our reach. I would like to share with you some of the
accomplishments that we have done in the last year.
Thousands of Maya and Lakota indigenous Families have been touched by receiving
our humanitarian aid via containers, trucks, and the United States Department of
Defense Denton Program C 17 cargo planes. Clinics, homes, and schools were built
because of you.
Saint Francis of Assisi Hospital, Tecpan Guatemala has been furnished and
supplied with a Lane ambulance from my hometown. The hospital will open in a few
months to service one million indigenous Maya Indians because of a dream of
Francisco Nistal. 30,000 pounds of corn was donated from Lutz Farms Warren, Ohio
and flown to Guatemala City via the Denton Program and placed into the hands of the
starving. No photos or words can truly express the gratitude that the people have
while receiving a bag of corn from Ohio. Water systems and pumps were placed in
Maya schools. The disabled children now have a physical therapist treating them.
Because of you, disabled children, children with Down syndrome, and children who
are blind now have a school to attend, while not being recognized in the main
stream school system in Guatemala. Homeless and abused grandparents now have a safe
and secure home to live in. Andres, Julio, Roberto, Laura, Elsa, Mauricio, Leonel,
a family of seven have been securely housed, kept together, thriving and receiving
a education. Just two years ago I met them while walking the streets of Tecpan,
Guatemala. They were all together, hungry, shoeless, and homeless, not attending
school because their parents had both died because of cancer. It has been two years
since I have rented a home in Tecpan, Guatemala for this homeless family. No words
can express the gratitude that these children have to you for securing a home,
staying together, obtaining a education and sharing our love with them. We have the
homeless grandmothers and the homeless children taking care of each other in our
Maya Mission of Love GRANDmothers home. A fire truck from my hometown, Austintown,
Ohio was flown via the United States Department of Defense Denton Program and given
to the volunteer fire department of Tecpan, Guatemala. This is their first pumper
Fire truck in the area. The firemen had a parade around town to celebrate its new
fire truck. Again there are no words for the appreciation of this emergency vehicle
to service the Tecpan communities. The Maya elderly have been taken care of because
of you with food, humanitarian aid and stipends monthly. The cancer children of The
“ House of God “ have been given food, medicines, humanitarian aid, clothes, and
toys. 530 Maya patients were given eye exams and glasses and evaluated for hearing
loss and given hearing aids. Hundreds of volunteer firemen were given fire gear,
boots and helmets who had none. Guatemala communities that were devastated from the
Fire Volcano were serviced via our Mission of love medical team and given food and
humanitarian aid. Donated comfort quilts were distributed amongst the fire fighter
widows and fire crew who aided in the volcano’s deadly eruption. Surgeries were
planned and done by Doctor Edgar Moran for those in need. Volcano widows were given
the opportunity to make blankets and clothes with the material and sewing machines
that we have sent for the orphans and elderly. Hundreds of wheelchairs, walkers and
canes were distributed to those who had none and are disabled. We secured a home
for a young family of seven whose mother died from cancer. The baby was only three
months old. They had to sell their home in order to pay for her cancer treatment
only for her to die a few months later. The family was homeless and we bought the
home back and legally placed the home into the surviving children’s name, so that
they will always have a home. A home was built for a young girl, Vilma who is
paralyzed from the neck down, due to some unknown disease transmitted by a bug at
the age of nine. Prior to us building her home, Vilma and the family of ten lived
in a one room hut. Vilma now has a home, legally placed in her name, and a
reclining $4,000 wheelchair stroller that was donated so that her mother does not
have to carry her on her shoulders in order to go outside. A young boy with a
massive tumor on his neck was transported for six hours via our Mission of Love
ambulance to Guatemala City to be evaluated by the cancer doctors and admitted to
the Guatemalan hospital to receive his first evaluation and treatment. We donated
eight newborn baby incubators and warmers that were distributed to Guatemala and
Dominica hospitals where life saving baby equipment does not exist. These donations
came out of a Erie Pa. Hospital pediatric ward.
Two forty foot containers left our Mission of Love warehouse, Ravenna Ohio with
hospital, school materials and humanitarian aid to Guatemala. A forty foot
container arrived in Dominica to service the hurricane victims. The humanitarian
aid included building materials to replace the orphanages that were destroyed and
supply the hospitals with supplies that were lost, educational and humanitarian
aid. Four C17 Mission of Love Denton planes / airlifts took place containing over
200,000 pounds of humanitarian aid.
Orphanages have been given food, milk, diapers and furnishings.
Native Americans in South Dakota were given humanitarian aid, heat and food
because of you.
Because of you our contract for our Mission of Love was renewed via the Corp of
Engineers, for $2500 for five years. A seventy two seat school bus was purchased
for $1200. Medical and school supplies and furnishings were purchased via auctions.
I was able to hire help to load, unload, palletize and pick up humanitarian aid for
our International Mission of Love. Our move to another building is being made
possible because of you.
Astrid Choc Cacao is our administrative of our GRANDmothers Home in Tecpán,
Guatemala. None of this humanitarian labor of love could be done without Astrid in
Guatemala. Astrid directs the Mission of Love orphanage, clinic, school, rehab
therapy clinic, organizes the Denton airlifts, medical journeys, distributes to the
most needy the humanitarian aid, and so loves her Maya community in need of basic
human rights.
The above includes just some of the hands and hearts that you have touched in
2018. Know that every day in every way I work to make our God’s Mission of Love a
success. I want you to know, none of these acts of mercy could not have been
accomplished without you. You have given me the resources and strength to continue
on for our Mission of Love’s thirty first year. Thank you is just not enough when
wanting to say just how much I and the poorest of the poor appreciate your
generosity in contributing to our God’s Mission of Love. Thank you for believing,
trusting and donating to our Mission of Love. Please continue to allow us to
service the poorest of the poor via your donations in 2019.
I hope that you enjoy the stories in our Mission of Love yearly newsletter. The
volunteers words are filled with inspiration, hope, compassion and love.
"YOU are not here to save the world, but are here to touch the hands that are
within your reach. "
You can contribute to
our missions of love via Pay Pal by clicking on the Donate button below, or if you
prefer, you can send your tax-deductible contribution to the address listed below.
:
If you would prefer, you can also send your tax-deductible
contribution to the address listed below.
Mission of Love
2054 Hemlock Court
Austintown, Ohio 44515
Any amount, great or small, helps with the cleft palates
surgeries that our volunteers do, giving medical care to people who have never seen
a doctor, continue to build homes, hospices, schools and clinics, and continue to
have the United States Air Force Reserve fly our donations of humanitarian aid to
indigenous communities in need.
Read
Article from the International College of Dentists about the medical missions to
Guatemala organized by the Mission of Love and Dr. Rick
Scheetz.Read Article
April 30, 2018
Mission of
Love's Latest Denton Mission -Delivery of a Fire Truck and
Ambulance!
See video of Mission of Love's Latest Denton Mission - Delivering a fire truck and
ambulance to Tecpan, Guatemala where they will be the municipality's only working fire
truck and ambulance.
Also, read great article about this latest mission and past
missions.
Everyday in every way our Mission of Love continues to BE of service. 23,000 pounds
of corn, donated from Lutz Farms, Warren Ohio has just been delivered via the
United States Denton Program Department of Defense to our Indigenous Mayan Indians
of Guatemala.
This was our 60th Denton Mission of Love!
Astrid, Francisco, Johnathan, Sara, Juan, Juan, Enrique and volunteer
firefighters from Siquinala, Samaria, and Santa Lucia Guatemala were on site to
receive our priceless donation from the Charleston Air Force Base, S.C. ~ Many Many
hands were part of this humanitarian Mission of Love, from start to finish. I thank
each and everyone of you who believe, support, donate, and unconditionally love our
Mission of Love. ~ DIPLOMACY at ITS FINEST! ~
Kathleen Price
Mission of Love Founder
December 2, 2017
Letter from Kathleen
Price - Mission of Love Founder
2017 is coming to a close and I would like
to thank you for making our Mission of Love year a true success. In our 2017
Mission of Love newsletter I am sharing with you some Good News love stories that
have been written by our Mission of Love volunteers. Know that you have touched
thousands of life’s via your contribution to our Mission of Love,
unconditionally.
This year we have made fourteen mission
trips to Guatemala, Aransas Pass Texas, Gatlinburg Tennessee, Mexico, Pine Ridge
Native American Indian Reservation South Dakota, Standing Rock Native American
Indian Reservation North Dakota, the Island of Dominica. Every day in every way our
Mission of Love continues servicing the poorest of the poor and victims of natural
disasters with unconditional love and compassion.
Our promises have been kept and our work
of love continues because of you.
WE have given wheelchairs, walkers and rehab
treatment to those who only dream of having these tools to walk.
WE have allowed children to smile and thrive via
our Mission of love surgeries teams while completing cleft palate, lip
and facial deformities to countless indigenous children,
WE have built homes for the homeless and
disabled,
WE have distributed countless comfort quilts to
those who were in natural disasters,
WE have sent via the Denton Program two C5 Air
Force planes containing corn, bus, ambulance and 130,000 pounds of
medical, educational, and building supplies, in January
WE opened our Mission of Love Grandmothers Home
in Tecpan, Guatemala. In our Grandmothers home we have seven children
who parents both died of cancer and were homeless and two elderly
grandmothers who were homeless and abused by their families, our
Mission of Love office, medical clinic and therapy room for the
disabled.
A Eagle Scout Award was given to Clark Chisnell
for his contribution of humanitarian aid that he collected in order to
serve.
Morgaine Bellanger received a A for her
internship with our Mission of Love from Colorado University.
We have purchased a fire truck for Tecpan,
Guatemala in order to be utilized for fires but also to delivery water
to the indigenous Mayan communities who have no water.
We has just received a donation of a
ambulance.
Our Mission of Love has supported and given aid
to the cancer kids, orphans, homeless, elderly, deformed, disabled,
starving and hopeless, ALL because of
you.
There are no real words to convey my
sincere appreciation for your belief, support, love, monetary donations, time and
resources all in order to allow our Mission of Love to give humanitarian aid to
those in need.
I would like to share with you a note of
gratitude from Joe American Horse:
Dear Mission of Love ~ Kathleen Price
There is NO word to describe how appreciative we are to the Mission of Love
Foundation in building homes on our Pine Ridge Native American Indian Reservation,
S.D. and elsewhere.
If we would have more people like the Mission of Love, there would be NO conflicts,
NO wars. Everyone would live in Peace! The Mission of Love built a home for me
within five days. Wopila Tonka! Thank you!
Sincerely Yours, Joe American Horse - Grandson of the
Chief
Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! With love and
gratitude,
Kathleen Price Mission
of Love Founder
You can contribute to
our missions of love via Pay Pal by clicking on the Donate button below, or if you
prefer, you can send your tax-deductible contribution to the address listed below.
:
If you would prefer, you can also send your tax-deductible
contribution to the address listed below.
Mission of Love
2054 Hemlock Court
Austintown, Ohio 44515
Any amount, great or small, helps with the cleft palates
surgeries that our volunteers do, giving medical care to people who have never seen
a doctor, continue to build homes, hospices, schools and clinics, and continue to
have the United States Air Force Reserve fly our donations of humanitarian aid to
indigenous communities in need.
Read Stories Written by Mission of Love
Volunteers
Mission of Love
teams up with Andrea & Jim Thome to Donate Quilts to the Victims of Tennessee
Wildfires
Andrea Thome and husband former Cleveland Indians player Jim
Thome teamed up with Mission of Love and eQuilter, an online quilting company
to send handmade "comfort quilts" to victims of the Tennessee wildfires.
The Thomes and Kathleen Price, founder of Mission of Love, delivered the quilts to
the fire victims in February.
Andrea and Jim Thome, and Kathleen Price, along with other Mission of Love
volunteers personally took the quilts down to the people in Tennessee affected by
the fires. Andrea Thome's now-deceased mother was a volunteer for Mission of
Love.
Read Erin Ward's Letter on her experience volunteering with
the March 2017 Medical Mission to Guatemala.
Also, read Becky Spratt's Letter about the March 2017 Mission of
Love Medical Mission to Guatemala.
September 2016 Mission of Love Rehabilitation Medical
Mission
The September 2016 Mission of Love Rehabilitation medical
mission to Tecpan Guatemala was a resounding success. Mission of Love was able to
assemble a team of volunteers from all major disciplines which operate acute rehab
hospitals in the United States. An acute rehabilitation hospital delivers the most
advanced rehab care available in the country. Our all volunteer team of physician,
therapists, nurses treated over 270 patients and provided essential rehabilitation
services and equipment to the native Mayan population who otherwise have no access
to medical or rehabilitation care.
You can contribute to
our missions of love via Pay Pal by clicking on the Donate button below, or if you
prefer, you can send your tax-deductible contribution to the address listed below.
:
If you would prefer, you can also send your tax-deductible
contribution to the address listed below.
Mission of Love
2054 Hemlock Court
Austintown, Ohio 44515
Any amount, great or small, helps with the cleft palates
surgeries that our volunteers do, giving medical care to people who have never seen
a doctor, continue to build homes, hospices, schools and clinics, and continue to
have the United States Air Force Reserve fly our donations of humanitarian aid to
indigenous communities in need.
The children need your support for our next
Mission of Love Guatemala Trip to build a Medical/Dental Clinic and homes for
Mayan Families. Pleasecontact
usif you would like to help.
Read about our latest mission at
the Pine Ridge Reservation
"The Mission of Love and our Jane Goodall Institute can work together to bring hope
to the young people on the Pine Ridge reservation because those young people need
every tiny bit of help they can get. They've had such a raw deal, and it's about
time that we begin to do something a little bit more than to feel sorry for
them."Jane Goodall
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