For all of the details of “200 Mile July – Hike for Duchenne V,” read up on it here – 200 Mile July – Hike for Duchenne V. PROGRESS – 102 MILES DONE SO FAR! **Leg 5 ~ July 10, 2020 ~ 32 Miles ~ Appalachian Trail: Putnam Valley to Hopewell Junction and Back (Tim)** Finish: Humble Pie. I… Read More »
Taiwo and His Mother in Lagos, Nigeria Many thanks to each of you who have made this possible. Thank you for your prayers and encouragement and support, financial and emotional to help make this possible. I am absolutely thrilled and filled up and overflowing with joy and gratitude that we could do this and help Bola and her… Read More »
For a log of progress so far on “200 Mile July – Hike for Duchenne V,” check out Hike for Duchenne V – Log of Hikes. PURPOSE The goal of the Everett and Austin Project, Inc. is to improve the health-related quality of life for children with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and other rare diseases, and increase educational opportunities… Read More »
Here we go! Thanks to two very generous donors we have been able to expand our goals and ministries at The Everett and Austin Project, Inc. Many, many thanks!! Our core team members – Paul & Josh, Rich & Celia & Tim – prayed at length and had very good discussions about these kind and generous gifts. We… Read More »
Hike, walk, power walk or run 100 miles (161 kilometers) during the month of April for The Everett and Austin Project, Inc. You can do it wherever you are. No specific location required. No biking counts. Suggested money to raise per mile: 1 cent per mile = $1 for 100 miles hiked, walked or run5 cents per mile… Read More »
A. Ongoing needs for Paul Kayonga and his 3 boys Paul and his oldest son are in and out of the hospital every week or so. Expenses have been very extreme. We currently need $177 which is in arrears with the hospital right now. Julius is so weak and ill that he is unable to go to school… Read More »
Emergency Fund: the good news is that Paul and Julius Kayonga have been released from the hospital. The bad news is that we are at the paying the bill part before they can go home. You may remember that there isn’t any health insurance in Uganda and before they can go home, they need to pay the bill.… Read More »
The leader of Desert Seed Foundation, Stephen Okiror, has kept us abreast of the progress that has been made over the last few days. He said that Lyazi Paul never left the porch as they were working. He is SO HAPPY to have his new wheelchair and he is feeling absolutely blessed that everyone is working so hard… Read More »
We have reached Bronze Status on Guidestar! Here is a list of the requirements to receive Bronze Seal of Transparency on Guidestar – Here is our Mission Statement as written in our Aritcles of Incorporation – The goal of the Everett and Austin Project is to improve the health-related quality of life for children with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy… Read More »
