2 more remarkable videos from the Living Proof Project


Sep 30th, 2009 1:30 PM EST
By Chris Scott

Last week we alerted you to a new endeavor by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation called the Living Proof Project. Living Proof’s mission is to underscore all the great progress being made thanks to U.S. investments in global health.

Today I want to share with you two more videos produced for the Living Proof Project: one set in Egypt, and the other in Nicaragua. You can check out all of the videos here, and please share them with your friends and family! Our continued commitments to developing nations really do make a profound and positive impact.

Read more about the Living Proof Project here.

TAGS: Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Featured Series, Living Proof

 

  1. Mandi Laxsonsays: Sep 30th, 2009 6:41 PM EST

    September 30, 2009 at 6:41 pm

    I am beginning a service project in Seattle, Washington in the USA. I am 17 years old in 1 month and I am a Senior at Bremerton High School. My service project is called Students Serving Seattle and it is to promote a better service to our homeless and less fortunate who were put out on the streets and have been left with nothing and no one. Instead of just giving them everything they “need” and expecting them to get themselves on their feet, I am pushing assistance for them so that they have every tool they need to get on their feet. I know that after being in the situations many of them are, it can be very strenuous and seemingly impossible to get a good life going again. That’s where we come in. We will give them the help they need. Every bit of it. The only problem right now is getting on OUR feet with this project. We are looking for support and promotions. I am new to this whole process, but if there is any way that you could possibly help us, it would be greatly appreciated. There are hundreds of homeless within my area that I know would be over-joyed and extremely thankful for any assistance they receive. Have a wonderful afternoon and good luck. Thank you. -Mandi Laxson

  2. greg strombergsays: Nov 22nd, 2009 10:03 PM EST

    November 22, 2009 at 10:03 pm

    We are trying hard to make a difference and we hope you will consider us next time you take a clean drink of water.

    The beverage of human kindness – JSOnline
    Dec 24, 2008 … It’s called CannedWater4kids. In a nation with a seemingly … Instead of tap water, CannedWater4kids relies on spring water from an …
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