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Bishop John T. Walker Memorial Dinner Africare 2010 Annual Report Obama Water Project Africare Wins Best Practice Award
Bishop John T. Walker Memorial Dinner
Bishop John T. Walker Memorial Dinner 2011

Africare's 2011 Bishop John T. Walker Gala, "The New Africare in a New Africa"
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  • Bishop John T. Walker Memorial Dinner 2011

    Africare's 2011 Bishop John T. Walker Gala, "The New Africare in a New Africa"
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  • Africare 2010 Annual Report

    Africare is proud to present the 2010 Annual Report.
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  • Obama Water Project Completed

    Africare completed the Ghana Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Health (WASHH) Project funded by U.S. President Barack Obama's Nobel Peace Prize Award
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  • Africare wins Best Practice Award

    Africare's System of Rice Intensification (SRI) Project in Mali wins InterAction Best Practice Award.
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Africare puts Obama Nobel Peace Prize Money to Work in Ghana.

Africare puts Obama Nobel Peace Prize Money to Work in Ghana.
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President's Corner

The Future of Development in Africa

In a recent interview, Rahim Kanani of Forbes Magazine spoke with Dr. Darius Mans, President of Africare, a leader among private, charitable U.S. organizations assisting Africa and the oldest and largest African-American led organization in the field. Africare now reaches families and communities in some 25 countries in every major region of Sub-Saharan Africa, from Senegal to South Africa and from Chad to Mozambique. Since its founding in 1970, Africare has delivered nearly $1 billion in assistance — over 2,500 projects — to 36 countries Africa-wide.

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