Welcome

Signs By Tomorrow - Norton has made it our mission to help the children in the district of Tharaka, in Kenya, Africa. As a Corporate Sponsor of Plan USA, one of the oldest and largest children’s charities, we will be making contributions to improve the quality of life for some of the world's neediest children.

Project SBT has been designed to continually provide funds for safe drinking water, much needed equipment to health centers in rural villages, and support education projects.

Simple. Affordable. Imagine it . . . we can do it!

Our first challenge is to raise $5,000. The proceeds will all be used to fund much needed medical equipment at the villages health center. The center will then be able to immunize over 4,000 children and 2,000 expecting mothers.

Plan USA's Kenya representative will keep us up to date on the progress and future needs.

Our hope is that another organization will follow our model and support another village.

To make a donation, please select the link to the right.

Thank you,
Jim Quinn
Signs by Tomorrow
Norton, MA


Monday, December 8, 2008

SBT Norton Sponsor Child

Meet our sponsor child, Florah Kawira. She is from the community of Kereria in the district of Tharaka. She is 11 years old - her birthday is July 16th. Contributions from our SBT Norton store owners and employees are helping to make her life better.

From PlanUSA website:
"With your child sponsorship gift of $24 a month, you can make it possible for your sponsored child and his or her family to benefit from our programs. Child sponsorship is the best way to help a child, family and community build a future free from poverty.
Sponsorship connects you with one needy child in a developing country. That little boy or girl becomes your ambassador to a place and culture you might otherwise never know. Through letters, pictures and small gifts you’ll get to know your sponsored child and be a part of his or her life."

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

A Letter from Our Sponsor Child

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

PLAN USA Newsletter Article June 2008

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