Also, read great article about this latest mission and past missions.

Read the 2017 Mission of Love Newsletter!

 
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

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. 

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 Article by Mission of Love Volunteer, Becky Spratt. 

Watch Video of Mission of Love Trip to Tennessee

Medical Mission March 2017

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.

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.

Read the rest of Dr. Winkle's letter ....

Read Bob Price's Letter about the May 2016 Medical Mission

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.  Please contact us if 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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