Project Results

Project Description

• Transport water to numerous communities
• Purchase water collection tanks, buckets for water storage, and water filtration systems
• Prepare to provide assistance for future droughts

This project ensures clean, safe, drinking water which prevents illness associated with contaminated water for the people of this northern Kenya community. Missionaries Jason & Joanne Borrowman have saved a portion of the funds for the future likelihood of drought and subsequent need of water.

Project Description

• Continue the process of establishing a medical clinic, started with funds raised in 2020, in an area where there is no medical care
• Import and transport building materials to the site
• Establish a new church congregation on the building site
• Assist churches, medical workers, local government, tribal leaders and business people to work together to plan, build, and staff this clinic
• See local people excited and connecting with the local church

Missionaries, Tom & Abbie Desloges report that the location of the clinic is strategically placed on a main road which will provide easy access to surrounding villages.  The medical team looks forward to the opportunities to share the love of Christ with their patients.

Project Description

• Provide rice for 400 children
• Feed 150 school children their only daily meal for months during the famine
• Making Jesus Christ know among these needy children and their families

Missionary, Fernando reports that through this effort, AIM Canada has shown love and compassion to this people group, all centred on the love of Jesus Christ.

Funds Disbursement

• Water for Life Project: $10,000
• Clinic for Congo: $10,000
• More for Madagascar: $10,000
• Event Promotion: $1,623
• Project Administration: $3,811
• To be distributed in AIM for Africa 2022 Projects: $3,296

Project Description

This project provided funds for replacing hospital equipment which had been either stolen or destroyed in the Amhara region of northern Ethiopia.

Project Description

This project was an initiative that provided funds to purchase a suitable round baling machine to harvest livestock fodder in the southern African country of Lesotho. AIM partners with Growing Nations to promote ‘Farming God’s Way’ which core value is: Transforming lives through Agriculture.

Project Description

This project provided 100 church leaders with their own study Bible and guide, enabling these new church leaders, who are graduating from theological institutes, to continue to grow in their faith and knowledge of Jesus Christ as they lead congregations in underserved areas. 

Funds Disbursement

• Hope for Hospitals: $10,000
• Field to Table: $10,000
• Resources for Leaders: $5000
• Madagascar Famine Relief: $3,000
• Event Promotion: $1,120
• Project Administration: $3,000
• To be distributed in AIM for Africa 2023 Projects: $10,373