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Rwanda

In 1994, after years of ethnic tension, hell broke loose on earth. In Rwanda, the Hutu majority systematically targeted and killed nearly 1 million Tutsi and Tutsi sympathizers in 100 days. During this time, the world did nothing to intervene.  They watched as 10,000 people a day were murdered in the streets, homes, and hills of a country the size of Maryland.

 

The Genocide left Rwanda with multiple problems. An entire generation of people, especially men, were wiped out.  Leaders in the economy, government, and other areas were eliminated. Many fled the country only to come back and find everything destroyed, stolen or loved ones lost.

 

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For those who survived, the arduous task of rebuilding their lives, let alone the country is insurmountable. PTSD reigns, fear permeates government elections, and other decisions and the children have grown up without parents, resources, and hope. They are the generation attempting to move Rwanda forward.

 

Simply put, there is no place in the world like Rwanda.

Because it is landlocked and overpopulated, Rwanda struggles with meeting even the most basic needs. Without help from those outside the country, many will languish in poverty or starve.

 

Particularly in rural areas, basic needs such as goats, chickens, farming tools are always needed. Shoes and school uniforms can be unaffordable, and without them, children can’t attend classes. Schools lack resources. Hospitals lack basic sanitation needs and churches are in need of help with building projects.

The Opportunity

Supplying simple things like buying goats and other farm animals, shoes and school supplies make a massive impact.  Building a home for a widow or providing water catchment systems can mean the difference between malnourishment and health. Without our help, it won’t happen.  The West isn’t clamoring to help but you can. Beauty is still a part of Rwanda.

You can participate in what is happening by supporting the different projects and initiatives listed above.

 

Click on the link below to support our projects. 

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About us

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Dignity Wins is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to providing tangible assistance and timely support to those in need. 

In Rwanda, we are currently focusing our efforts in strategic areas:  Sanitation and Clean water.

In order for worship gatherings to happen, the government has mandated specific sanitation efforts.  Each latrine costs approximately $600 US. 

For clean water, each water catchment system costs approximately $1200 US. This provides clean water, not just for the buildings but also for the nearby community. 

We also engage in other projects which include food security and housing for the vulnerable as well as ‘in time’ projects identified by those on the ground and by Dignity Wins as we travel.

We are currently working with Project Cure to help bring much needed medical equipment to rural Kigeme Hospital.

Each project is carefully followed and 100% of the funds given go towards meeting the needs identified.

In the US, we help provide meeting the basic needs for the vulnerable and have previously assisted with incarcerated families, supporting various other non-profits, and everything from purchases clothing to helping with emergency relief or vehicles when the opportunity and funding is available.

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organizations we've supported

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