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Dear Friends of the Azawak,

I hope each and everyone of you is enjoying life! We continue to make connections and spread a message of hope by telling the story of Amman Imman's work in the Azawak and how children around the world are helping. This is a message that touches hearts. As you tend to your families and friends this season, please remember the people of the Azawak. They desperately need your help!

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An opportunity has opened up to help Amman Imman through a contest offered by Facebook.

Here are the details: Between now and Sept. 14, Amman Imman has been entered to win a grant of $1,000 through a Speed Granting Contest. The grant will be awarded to the proposal that gets the most votes on Facebook during this time period. The theme for the… Continue

Today I talked with Ariane about the significance of thousands upon thousands of people lining up at the borehole in Tangarwachane to get clean water. The fact that people are traversing great distances (as much as 120 miles) to get water indicates the depth of the catastrophe all around the region where there is no water to be found. Unfortunately, the rains should have started over a month ago, and the lack of rain at the start of th… Continue

Since October 2006, Montessori students have been partnering with Program Amman Imman to raise awareness and funds for a region in Niger, West Africa called the Azawak. I posted the following on my blog Montessori Students and the Amman Imman Project in November, 2006. This is a project of heart. By way of introduction to this project, I would like to share it with all of you on Power of… Continue