also, we can start by posting this issues on the internet, and telling people to donate whatever they have to organizations that help this cause. Also through schools, some people involve in this should go and talk to school about this crisis, and tell them if they want to corporate with this organization, I am sure we'll get much help from there. We can not only tell schools about this, but also to companies who would most likely help with the cause since is positive. I can assure that we could get something valid by making this, everyone volunteering into something good. Probably if this works, we can also trespass this and join other countries around the world to help us. We just have to shout for help, for people with good hearts to volunteer and give a little of what they have to give to the needed people, hope this little tip might help you though and hope Ive make use of this organization.

Thank you for your very emotional and inspiring post. I feel your sadness. Our brothers and sisters in Africa are being forgotten. Here are some suggestions: - do research on organizations doing work in Africa. Heifer.org is by far my favorite. They are ending hunger by providing animals and training so that people can become self sufficient and communities can feed themselves and have a opportunity to get ahead. Heifer has been doing this for over 60 years and they do fabulous work. - do research on how you can help the environment. The changes to global weather adversely effects people who live around the equator (poorest people in the world) the most. So changes you make have a positive effect on the people suffering the most. - create/join a community of like minded people. We have a strong Heifer volunteer community in Seattle and I get so much energy and ideas from just being around them. Keep us up to date with your progress and feel free to chat with me about more ideas. Cheers, Erik