Causes: International, International Development
Mission: Thirst No More Corporation (TNMC) is a 501c3 non-profit organization based in the State of Maryland. With initiatives in the Baltimore-Washington area and projects extending beyond our borders, we are grateful for our past accomplishments. And we are excited about the future of our organization! The following explains our main areas of focus:Community EmpowermentIn our nation, the issue of local poverty often gets lost among empty rhetoric and lack of sensitivity. Webelieve that meeting the tangible needs of the poor can enact positive change within a community. Through hosting events, raising awareness, sponsoring giveaways, and more, we are able to connectvital resources to people living below the poverty line. Humanitarian AidWe believe that every human has a right to the basic necessities of clean water, education, food, clothing, and medical treatment. Unfortunately, in many countries around the world, people suffer fromthe lack of these basic provisions. Our organization is committed to providing humanitarian aid incountries suffering from extreme poverty. Over the years, we have provided humanitarian aid in Africaand Central America through a variety of efforts including construction projects, educational resourceprovision, computer distribution, fresh water projects, food distribution, and more. As a result, we havehelped hundreds of people in foreign countries by providing much needed assistance.
Target demographics: We strive to help the impoverished nationally and worldwide.
Direct beneficiaries per year: Last year we directly helped 50 students in Chiquimula, Guatemala
Geographic areas served: We have focused our current work in the following regions: (1) Baltimore City/Baltimore County, Charles County, Maryland, Mpeni, Malawi, Rwanda, The Democratic Republic of Congo and Chiquimula, Guatemala
Programs: We provide whatever communities are in need of and are within our means to provide. This has included toys and household items in Haiti and Congo, borehole support in Mpeni, Malawi, laptops and related technology in Chiquimula, Guatemala and Congo, and tutoring/performance opportunities in Prince George's County, Maryland
Mission: Thirst No More Corporation (TNMC) is a 501c3 non-profit organization based in the State of Maryland. With initiatives in the Baltimore-Washington area and projects extending beyond our borders, we are grateful for our past accomplishments. And we are excited about the future of our organization! The following explains our main areas of focus:Community EmpowermentIn our nation, the issue of local poverty often gets lost among empty rhetoric and lack of sensitivity. Webelieve that meeting the tangible needs of the poor can enact positive change within a community. Through hosting events, raising awareness, sponsoring giveaways, and more, we are able to connectvital resources to people living below the poverty line. Humanitarian AidWe believe that every human has a right to the basic necessities of clean water, education, food, clothing, and medical treatment. Unfortunately, in many countries around the world, people suffer fromthe lack of these basic provisions. Our organization is committed to providing humanitarian aid incountries suffering from extreme poverty. Over the years, we have provided humanitarian aid in Africaand Central America through a variety of efforts including construction projects, educational resourceprovision, computer distribution, fresh water projects, food distribution, and more. As a result, we havehelped hundreds of people in foreign countries by providing much needed assistance.
Target demographics: We strive to help the impoverished nationally and worldwide.
Direct beneficiaries per year: Last year we directly helped 50 students in Chiquimula, Guatemala
Geographic areas served: We have focused our current work in the following regions: (1) Baltimore City/Baltimore County, Charles County, Maryland, Mpeni, Malawi, Rwanda, The Democratic Republic of Congo and Chiquimula, Guatemala
Programs: We provide whatever communities are in need of and are within our means to provide. This has included toys and household items in Haiti and Congo, borehole support in Mpeni, Malawi, laptops and related technology in Chiquimula, Guatemala and Congo, and tutoring/performance opportunities in Prince George's County, Maryland
International
Brooklyn
