Canadian Aid Groups Assist Malawi Project
Through a program of co-operation two Canadian aid organizations are offering assistance to the Malawi Project for its work in Africa. Universal Aide and Compassionate Warehouse, both groups headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia recently shipped a 20-foot trailer filled with Bibles, Commentaries, and other religious material for distribution through the Namikango Mission and Maternity Hospital. The Malawi Project has been given a warehouse on the mission grounds in order to execute a major program of distribution of medical, agricultural, and educational supplies throughout Malawi.
The shipment almost appeared to be a trailer load of bananas, since the boxes being used were actually produce boxes originally owned by Dole, one of the world's largest suppliers of salads and bananas.
Through a program of co-operation two Canadian aid organizations are offering assistance to the Malawi Project for its work in Africa. Universal Aide and Compassionate Warehouse, both groups headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia recently shipped a 20-foot trailer filled with Bibles, Commentaries, and other religious material for distribution through the Namikango Mission and Maternity Hospital. The Malawi Project has been given a warehouse on the mission grounds in order to execute a major program of distribution of medical, agricultural, and educational supplies throughout Malawi.
The shipment almost appeared to be a trailer load of bananas, since the boxes being used were actually produce boxes originally owned by Dole, one of the world's largest suppliers of salads and bananas.
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