A Day to Remember: Africa Freedom Day In honor of May 25th known as Africa Freedom Day, students are adorned in traditional African dress and perform a delightful play at school that features various cultural music and dances. The highly symbolic colors of green, red, black and orange are displayed in the clothes and on […]
On Saturday March 13th, Meant 2 Live Foundation presented its 7th Splendor event featuring Third Day and Brandon Heath. Our lucky VIP’s for the night were teens from Youth for Tomorrow; an organization dedicated to positive life changes for troubled youth. Youth For Tomorrow is based on spiritual and Godly principals, so the teens were […]
On Sunday, March 13th, IMPACT Collective and Meant 2 Live Foundation featuring Splendor traveled to Helping Up Mission to worship with American Idol alum, Danny Gokey. Helping Up Mission serves drug addicted males suffering from poverty. They’ve been serving and positively changing lives every day in the Baltimore area since 1885. We absolutely loved working […]
As many of our children in upper elementary still struggle with basis reading skills, one of our teachers decided to offer extra lessons to students in need for two weeks during their vacation time. Check out the students’ responses:
One day, we were working on the letter G. I asked the students to think of some words that started with the letter G as in “goat”. They came up with the following: God, going, Go TV, glory, girl, getting, green, game. I wrote each word on the […]
This is my first mission trip. Starting out on a trip to Africa has been an amazing experience. Today we ran our second Orphan Day for the children that live near St. Moses church. The children ranged in age from about 2 to 12. Some of the children are true orphans while others are considered […]
Dear Meant to Live Foundation, We are so thankful to God that you chose to sponsor the orphans of Zambia (OZ Project).This means so much to the families, teachers and staff, school children, and all of us who get to see transformation and change in our communities every day here in Zambia. Sometimes the people […]