This is great; thank you! All the royalties of “Get Up Off Your Knees: Preaching the U2 Catalog ” go to TASO, yet I have never seen a photo of the place!
I have been a supporter of TASO for years but have only seen the pictures that I have from books about TASO.
The men and women of TASO are TRULY HEROIC and one can understand how much Bono was affected by their determination to “live positively” with HIV/AIDS and their great reservoir of grace and humility.
I hope that you will visit these websites and learn more about the People of TASO. Feel free to contact me regarding the craft items if you would like.
This is so exciting to see!! I visited TASO this past December and actually met that doctor that’s in the picture. Their organization is doing so much great work in Uganda, and it’s all supported through US dollars. Great example of how foreign aid is working in some nations.
I work with TASO senior staff. They are my heroes. Day in, day out, the work, for very little and change so many lives. They are an inspiration to us all.
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March 10, 2008 at 2:23 pm
This is great; thank you! All the royalties of “Get Up Off Your Knees: Preaching the U2 Catalog ” go to TASO, yet I have never seen a photo of the place!
March 10, 2008 at 4:54 pm
Hey Beth,
I have been a supporter of TASO for years but have only seen the pictures that I have from books about TASO.
The men and women of TASO are TRULY HEROIC and one can understand how much Bono was affected by their determination to “live positively” with HIV/AIDS and their great reservoir of grace and humility.
I hope that you will visit these websites and learn more about the People of TASO. Feel free to contact me regarding the craft items if you would like.
Take good care. Blessings Always.
ALWAYS ONE in the Spirit, debbie
(www.tasouganda.org) (www.mpwn-uganda.org)
March 11, 2008 at 12:08 am
This is so exciting to see!! I visited TASO this past December and actually met that doctor that’s in the picture. Their organization is doing so much great work in Uganda, and it’s all supported through US dollars. Great example of how foreign aid is working in some nations.
March 11, 2008 at 7:18 am
Beth,
We would love to have your input for the MPWN website which was a labor of love by all concerned – both here in the USA and in Uganda.
Please feel free to contact us at info@mpwn-uganda.org or personally at ultravioletlove_14@yahoo.com.
The more we WORK TOGETHER AS ONE, the more effective that we can be for the people that we all care about!
All the Best. Living Positively, debbie
May 11, 2009 at 2:44 am
I work with TASO senior staff. They are my heroes. Day in, day out, the work, for very little and change so many lives. They are an inspiration to us all.