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Since 2003, From Hunger to Harvest has operated an adult-literacy training program at the Clara Town community center in the Monrovia, Liberia. We also have supplied food and medication to the people of various communities in the Republic of Liberia.

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Places of targetLiberiaAdultliteracy programs, food - medical suppliesSierra Leonefighting hunger & diseases, training the adults & youths.Republic of GuineaHIV/AIDs workshop, training for adults, medical supplies & more.

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FHTH IS A 501C3 NON-PROFIT ORG

All donations (money & gifts) to FHTH are tax deductible Your donation imediately serve needs of the poeple on the ground in Liberia. From our adult-literacy program to providing food and medical supplies, your donation makes a difference.

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ABRAHAM H. NYEI - NATIONAL PRESIDENT/CEO

BELOW ARE THE BIO OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS - FHTH

BIO/PROFILE Mr. Abraham H. Nyei, born in Sinji, Grand Cape Mount County, Republic of Liberia. Mr. Nyei is a man of peace, visions, many talents, and a wide variety of experiences. Mr. Nyei graduated from Adelphi University at Garden City, New York in 1985 with degrees in Management and Communications; He received his Certification in Real Estate Brokerage Management from St. John's University in 1989.In 2002, Mr. Nyei founded From Hunger To Harvest, Inc. (FHTH), a Not For Profit, 501(c) (3) federal tax-exempt, corporation. FHTH is a humanitarian and educational foundation, dedicated to helping people in need help themselves. FHTH has worldwide reaches but focuses on Sub-Saharan Africa. Mr. Nyei has led a life of service and distinction in humanitarian efforts and research over Thirty Years. The urgent problems created by abject poverty, illiteracy, diseases, starvation, and civil conflicts around the world, prompted Mr. Nyei to create an organization which could address these needs, particularly in Sub Saharan Africa.The idea of establishing a foundation to help alleviate the suffering of the victims of natural disaster, and civil conflicts came about during Mr. Nyei’s five-nation tour in West Africa, where he witnessed horrible conditions of refugees in displacement camps he visited. It was a "humanitarian catastrophe, Mr. Nyei said." In an emotional letter to a friend, Mr. Nyei wrote, "As I endeavor to scribble these words to you, my Friend, I reminisce with sadness, a visit I made along with my uncle about 30 years ago to remote rural villages in Liberia. I was just 15, but cannot forget the squalor, mass poverty and deprivation that still remains, hash, and overwhelmingly intractable. Again, my recent visit to the refugees' camps in the countries I had visited; I saw similar gruesome images of death that ignited a painful memory, valuable fettered human potentials, degradation and despair." Mr. Nyei concluded that "without interference, the magnitude of these financial and humanitarian emergencies will prove disastrous, and could leave the continent vulnerable to terrorism, in the years to come."From Hunger To Harvest, Inc. grew out of these observation and beliefs. FHTH stands ready to campaign against hunger, to encourage the strengthening of investment in the agricultural infrastructure, and promote regional trade by improving market infrastructure of the affected areas; we help the people in need help themselves.In 1991, during the Civil War in Liberia, Mr. Nyei founded and organized the Liberian Emergency Relief Fund, an organization that raised funds for refugees and displaced people of Liberia. These funds were donated to the Catholic Relief Services, to help alleviate suffering of many innocent men women and children of that war. In 1990, upon receiving his Real Estate Broker License, Mr. Nyei established his first American entrepreneurial venture, Family Home Realty, Inc., in Jamaica, New York. In 2009, Family Home Realty, Inc. merged with Century 20/20 Realty Inc. During this time, Mr. Nyei has been managing the daily operation of the corporation. In 1994, Mr. Nyei established the Metro African Publishing Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of The Global Press Co., Ltd. Through this enterprise, The African Press, a monthly newspaper publication was established. Mr. Nyei's vision for both The African Press and The Global Press are to be educational instruments which provide accurate depiction and accounts of the various cultural and political events that shape the lives of people of Africans and African Descendents.Mr. Nyei served as the President of North Carolina Chapter of the African Chamber of Commerce, Inc. and as the National Chief Coordinator for the national body of the African Chamber of Commerce (USA), Inc. The goal of the African Chamber of Commerce is to create a pool of prospective investors in the United States who are interested in investing in Africa. And, identify business people from Africa interested of doing business in the United States. Mr. Nyei believes educating sophisticated investors about Africa is one of the keys to bringing investment, development and business ventures to Africa, particularly Sub-Saharan Africa. Through his position as National Chief Coordinator, Mr. Nyei has focused upon two major factors: (1) providing relevant investment information to prospective businesses; (2) educating individuals about the markets, cultures, customs, interests, and business practices of particular regions in Africa. Mr. Nyei served as an appointed member of the Mayor's International Cabinet (MIC), in Charlotte, North Carolina. MIC is a "think tank forum” that comprises of leaders from the culturally and ethnically diverse social, political and business communities, whose mission is to advocate to local government on behalf of the international communities, organizations, and businesses of the city of Charlotte." In 1990 to 1994, Mr. Nyei served as Executive Director of the Federation of Liberian Counties, Inc., an organization comprising of members from the thirteen counties of Liberia. The Federation’s mission was to mobilize manpower resources of the country toward the achievement of peace and unity, foster nationalism, economic independence, social justice, and open discussion for decentralize political, social, and organizational structure in Liberia. Mr. Nyei is a member of Pan Africa, Inc.’s Conference Planning Committee, an annual event gathering of community leaders, professional business executives and academics to address and formulate New Strategies, and methods of improving global economy and to Combat Malaria, and Contain the AIDS and HIV Pandemic. Mr. Nyei has been the recipient of many Distinguished Awards and Honors: In 1997, Mr. Nyei received the Pan African Prestigious Press Award, which is given to those who have displayed objectivity, positiveness, vision, principle, fairness and courage in gathering and reporting the news. In 1998, Mr. Nyei received Queens County, New York Independent Party’s Press Award for his community services. In 1999, the Governor of the State of Tennessee and the Mayor of the city of Nashville, for his role in Pan Africa, commissioned Mr. Nyei as a Goodwill Ambassador of the State of Tennessee. Pan Africa, Inc. is an organization that foster understanding between Americans and Africans; Promotes and encourages respect for human rights, social, political, cultural, and economic development in Africa and the Americas. In 2000, Mr. Nyei received the Head Start Award for his support for Early Childhood Education. In 2003, Mr. Nyei received a certificate of recognition by the Charlotte Area Peace Corps Association (CAPC). The CAPC’s award is annually given to a deserving individual involved in sustained efforts to attack poverty, ignorance and disease, and to promote international and intercultural understanding in the United States and abroad. Abraham H. Nyei has served as a leader of many community organizations: He served as president of the New York Chapter of the Liberian Community Association in the Americas, Inc.: Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Coalition to Better Africa, Inc. (CBA), an organization that promotes peace and economic opportunity for all Africans. The Coalition addresses issues and needs of children who are victimized and orphaned in civil conflicts. Abraham Nyei believes that saving humanity goes beyond territorial boundaries. His life long mission is to help eradicate illiteracy, disease, starvation and to aid Africans and people of the African descent to become economically self-sufficient. Mr. Nyei believes those education and communication empowerments are necessities for self-sufficiency. Mr. Nyei is a visionary, an author of the Vision and Doctrine for Post War Liberia. Mr. Nyei is married and has two sons and a daughter.

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FHTH BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OUR MISSION

From Hunger to Harvest mission is to provide educational and humanitarian services in West African nations that have been decimated by civil wars and political instabilities. With programs in Liberia and plans to spread to places such as Sierra Leone and the Republic of Guinea, we are chainging the lives of the world's most vulnerable through development and self-empowerment.ABOUT USFounded in June 2002, From Hunger To Harvest, Inc. is 501(C) (3) corporation based in America. This is a publicly supported charity exempt from federal income tax. In other words, all contributions such as monetary donations, bequests, legacies, devises, transfers, or gifts made by contributors and donors to FHTH mission are fully tax-deductible. We are dedicated to providing educational and humanitarian services in African nations that have been decimated by natural disaster, civil wars, and political instabilities. Currently we operate an adult-literacy program in Liberia, serving residents in the Clara Town region.Additionally, we are working in the Clara Town region, to improve primary health care for returning refugees and internally displaced persons (IDP) by rehabilitating primary schools, clinics and vocational schools in rural areas and providing them with emergency supplies such as: medicine, food and clothing. We also worked with health care providers in clinics aimed at educating the public about the danger of malaria, diarrhea, sexually transmitted infection such as HIV/AIDs, how to prevent them and encourage safe motherhood practices and personal hygiene, amongst others.

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MR. ABRAHAM H. NYEI

National President

HON. FEDERICK GIBSON

Vice President

REV. SHELDON SHIPMAN

Senior Advisor

MS. BABARA J. WOMACK

Secretary

MR. NORMAN A. THOMAS

Treasure

MR. SULIMAN H. TUNIS

Technology Director

RECOGNITION

FHTH IN ACTION

FHTH BRANCHES OFFICERS

Many families are living in make - shift houses in Liberia, Sierra Leone and the Republic of Guinea. Many of them go without food and some don't have access to better hospitals and clinics. With your help, we can reach them and help them.

In Liberia, FHTH is incorporated as a Non Profit Corporation by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and has received a certificate of accreditation as a non-governmental organization by the Ministry of Planning and Economic Affairs, and the Ministry of Health & Social Welfare of the Republic of Liberia.

REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA Mr. Abraham Jeneka EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR REPUBLIC OF GUINEA Mr. Lamine Sacko REGIONAL DIRECTOR NORTH CAROLINA Edwin T. Freeman DIRECTOR

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Family Training - Clara Town

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HEALTH AWARENESSWith limited hospitals and clinics in Clara Town, the price of health care is high in the region. We've embarked on providing medical supplies, food and clothing fo rthe people of the region. Life expantacy in the nation of Liberia is low, partly because of the lack of better clinics and hospitals.During the civil war, many hospitals were targeted for destruction, leaving the nation with makeshift hospitals.With your help, we will continue to provide medical supplies for the people of Clara Town.

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EDUCATION VS GUN

During the civil war in Liberia, many of the young men and women that took part were from the rural areas, either unskilled or unlearned, with the most primary education.

After demobilization, these young men and women are in the streets with no where to go. Our educational programs is helping to bring hope and rehabilitation to many of them.

These men and women are vulnerable without proper education and they pose risk to themselves without proper education.

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Our programs will be extending to Sierra Leone and the Guinea

WELCOME TO OUR SUCCESS STORIES

Over the years we've done more works in Liberia and we are making stratgic plans to extend to extend our programs to Sierra Leone and the republic of Guinea.Your donation will help our programs become successful in war affected regions like, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guine and more.

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slide 3 Giving HopeSince 2003,we've given hope through our various programs that we offer. We've given hope to adults who were ill-literate by giving the resouces for literacy, we've given hope to youths who are ex-combatant by education them through our training program, we've giving to the Clara Town community through our Health awareness, medical supplies, food, clothing and more and we've given hope to all we've come in touch with. Empowering to be self sufficientWe've empowered and motivated individuals and families to be self sufficient and independent. Our programs help to do just that. We've empower people from all spectrums and with your help we can continue to do more.Governmental recognitionDeputy Minister of Planing, research and developmnet of the Ministry of Health and social services in Liberia, has recognized and applauded our efforts in the empowerment of the Clara Town region. Trusted Board of DirectorsOur Board of Directors are among the most trusted. We work together to make sure that we meeting the needs of the people and donations are handled properly. Because of our joint effort, we continue to change lives in Liberia.

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A look at the danger zone

SIERRA LEONE

Sierra Leone suffered 11 years of war.

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Guinea has been damage by political instability.

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Liberia endured two wars

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THE PICTURE BELOW: CLARA TOWN, LIBERIA

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Education Youths AdultsTraining Families Adults GirlsHealth HIV/AIDs Clinics Hospitals

The Republic of Liberia is located on the West Coast of Africa border by Sierra Leone, Guinea and the Ivory Coast. From the early 80's to late 2003, the nation of 3.7 Million people was plague by civil w ar and political instability. Today, Liberia is one of the poorest nations in the world. According to United Nations, 80% of the population lives below the poverty line and is illiterate. This is due to a combination of factors such as the prolonged period of civil war, declining economic growth, devastation of economic and social infastructure and loss of livelihood sources due to displacement of the larger population. Per capital income in Liberia has drastically decline from $485 in the 1970's to $226 in 2010. With a life expantancy of just 58.9 years, health care system and social infrastructure that we take for granted in the west are virtually non-existent.

OVERVIEWA majority of the youths that was disarmed and demobilized after the conflict are rural based, unskilled and have at best a primary education. With staggering and a few viable means of job training, the outlook is oftern bleak. Additionally the many years of war caused a "brain drain" on the country as many trained Liberians either died during the war or fled the country and have not returned.

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Our Works

To provide welfare and serivices to places that have been deciminated by wars, especially in West Africa. Currently, we operate in Clara Town, Liberia, with plans of expanding to the Neighboring countries of Sierra Leone and Guinea.

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Why if you live on 226?

The per capital income in Liberia has dropped from $485 in the 70's to $226 since 2010, and 80% of the population live below the poverty line, according to UN. This means, many families can't meet the basic needs for thier household.

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The projects we've identified has worked and continue to work. Adult-Literacy, Health awareness, education, and self empowerement.

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A special message from the President Abraham H. Nyei

It's been a great journey since FHTH was founded in June of 20002 but the journey has been a good one, in that we've helped thousands of people in Liberia. I am very proud of the works we've done & continue to do. I thank all the Board of directors & supporters who have use their resources to help in this effort. Abraham Nyei

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Your donation enables us to continue our critical work and help serve those most in need.For every donation you make, you are helping us to help the world's most vulnerable.

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Your tax deductible donations are very important to us. We strive to make the of every cent we receive in donation.

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A closer look at your donation in action Appreciation ceremoney held in Clara Town for the works that FHTH is doing in the community.

Your donation in action in Liberia. At left, a teacher teaches literacy for adults, helping them to read and write

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SELF EMPOWERMENT

SELF EMPOWERMENT IS MEANS OF AFFORDING EVERYONE THE FREEDOM OF LIVING AND THAT'S WHAT OUR TRAINING PROGRAM DOES.
EDUCATION IS A MEANS BY WHICH HOPE CAN BE INSTILLED INTO A GENERATION OF OLD OR YOUNG. BY THIS MEANS, WE ARE MAKING LIFE WORTHY TO MANY PEOPLE.
WITH A CRUMBLING HEALTH SYSTEM IN WAR TORN NATIONS, THE NEED FOR BETTER HEALTH CARE IS A MUST. OUR DISTRIBUTION OF MEDICAL SUPPLIES HAS HELPED MANY.

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