Cameo 2026

$10,000 Donation - THANKS

$60 to Sierra Leone - Grain Silo for Humanists

$125 to Angola - Solar Charging Hub for Humanist grtoup

$185 to Nigeria for Cap-Making Workshop that teaches the craft to refugees from Boko Haram violence (another photo beloe)

$130 to Niger Republic for Maradi Humanist Women to purchase a Maize and Grain Grinder for sustainability

$150 to Chad to launch an Internet Csafe and Comuter Trainining Centre (this is our third one - the others are in Ghana and Nigeria)

$90 to Nigeria to fund an Ice Block and Chilled Water business - operated by the members of the Maiduguri Safe House (their faces are blurred for security reasons - they live in a city surrounded by Boko Haram terrorism.

$140 to Ghana to fund a Printing Press - that will be operated by Takoradi Humanist Women - inside the previously funded HuMAN Internet Cafe

$100 to Ivory Coast to fund a Yam Barn and Yam Farm (this is a frequent allocation throughout west Africa)

$980 allocated in January

$9,020 remains in the account

February expenses

$140 to provide Sanitary Pads to Dalit (untouchable) girls at Sikshit Bharat School in Uttar Pradesh

$175 to Ghana for the Kumasi Humanist Collective to establish a Yam and Corn Community Garden.

$225 to Benin Lesbian Safe House in Ouida (Benin) to establish an Internet Cafe & Computer Training Hub

$220 for N’Djamena, Chad to provide Starlink Internet, Solar Panels, and Printer to their Internet Cafe / Computer Training Centre

$760 allocated in February

$8,260 remains in the account

March Expenses

$150 to Ghana to provide the Takoradi Humanist Women funding to start a Solar-Powered Rice Farm.

$130 to Mao Sara Humanist Collective in Chad to set up a Solar-Powered Ice-Block Factory

$140 to Nigeria for the Maikunkele Safe House in Minna - to buy a Grain Grinder for crushing millet, corn, sorghum, and rice.

$120 to Chad for the Freedom Humanist Orphanage to set up a Zai Garden that will grow millet, sorghum, bean, corn, vegetables and peanuts.

$200 to Ghana to the Takoradi Humanist Women - to purchase a Tractor for their farming projects and to rent out to others for income

$740 was spent in March

$7,520 remains in the account

April Expenses

$180 for expansion of solar charging hub at the Benin Lesbian Safe House in Ouidah, Benin Republic - this represents three Chromebooks

$220 for Vocational Skills Centre at Tai Solarin Humanist School in Maikunkele, Nigeria

$150 to Nigeria to the Maikunkele Safe House to expand their Community Garden from just yams to also include maize, cassava, tomatoes, peppers, okra, and leafy vegetables.

$150 to Nigeria to the Maikunkele Safe House for them to purchase a solar pump to irrigate the Community Garden

$200 to teach Critical Thinking and Humanism to children and teenagers in Makati City, The Philippines

$900 allocated in April

$6,620 remains in the account

May allocations

$150 - sent to Lesotho for Basotho Girls Dignity Hygiene Workshop for sanitary pad distribution

$150 to Borno State, Nigeria - to train 50 Youth in Climate-Resilient Agriculture

$250 to Ghana to the Kumasi Humanist Collective, so they can purchase a petrol-powered grain-shelling machine for their community garden.

$180 to Liberia to Mind2Love Secular Orphanage to pay for Yam Barn and Maize Silo

$150 to Kenya to buy the Kenya Humanist Orphanage a water pump generator for their Orchard and Garden

$880 allocated in May

$5,740 remains in the account

June allocations

$200 to Mozambique Community Garden for them to buy a Hand-Driven Tractor

$200 to Angola to start a Solar-Powered Ice-Block Factory for Makuku ya Mbadu Collective (Youth of Reason)

$200 to Ivory Coast to establish a Community Garden (maize & vegetables) for Food Sustainability

$200 to Togo for the Kpakpa Humanist Collective to start a Laundry Service. ThIs amount primarily pays for the Washing Machine..

$800 allocated in June

$4,920 remains in the account

July allocations:

$200 to Mozambique for Leather Products Workshop attended by NextGen Humanists

$200 to Appalachia Community Meal in Berea Kentucky, to distribute NarCan to families and communities battling opioid addiction

$200 to Gambia for Humanist Garden and Solarized Irrigation System

-$200 to Niger to the Zamanakoy Humanist Orphanage for them to set up a Yam Four Processing and Milling Factory.

$800 spent in July

$4,120 remains in the account

August expenses

$200 to Shamba La Uhuru Freedom Farm in St. Louis. It is a community garden in a Black neighborhood - the women in the photo are white because they are fundraisers.

$200 to Liberia to the Buchanan Humanists. Funds will set up an Ice Block Factory.

$200 to Chad, to N’Djamena Humanist Cllective Zai Garden, to purchase a hand-driven Tractor Tiller suitable for dry and compact soil. Item is here: https://buriagardenmachinery.en.made-in-china.com/product/cJhUBbFGhtRX/China-Kubo-Ta-Model-Power-Tiller-Motocultivitor-Motoculture-Micro-Trator.html?pv_id=1jnig3g084b5&faw_id=1jnig3o5l402&bv_id=1jnig3o5q86f&pbv_id=1jnig0nqrd61y

$200 to Cameroon for Community Spice Garden to benefit Yaoundé Humanist Forum

August Expenses - $800

$3,420 remains in the account

September expenses

$200 to Burkina Faso Humanist Women for their Community Farm and Solar-Powered Irrigation System

$200 to Niger Republic to set up a Computer Centre for children in Zamanakoy Orphanage

$200 to Niger Republic for Cow Manure Shed and “Bank” - profit estimated to be $3,600 annually

$200 to Kerala, India, to Blossom Academy - to teach Sex Education to Dalit and Tribal children.

September expenses $800

$2,620 remains in the account

October expenses:

$200 to Togo - Kpakpa Humanist Collective - for an Internet cafe and Workshop

$200 to Appalachia Community Meal to make Plan B morning after contraceptives available to women who need them

$250 - Benin - New Lease to Acquire Larger Property to Accommodate 21 Lesbians

$220 to Myanmar-Thailand border town of Mae Sur, to the local Food Not Bombs group - they provide meals to the Myanmar refugee population. Ingrediants include carrots, cabbage, banana palm stems, banana flowers, pumpkin, gazounywe (green and leafy, common here), potatoes, bamboo shoots, mushrooms, beans, rice, lentils, chicken

October expenses $870

$1,750 remains in the account

November expenses:

$200 to South Sound Street Medics - an indigenous-led street medic group in Salem, Washington, that provides emergency medical assistance to indigenous activists on the front lines of river and forest defense movements in northern USA and British Columbia, and they train people internationally.

$200 to Nigeria to provide a clean water system to the 105 students at Tai Solarin Humanist School.

$250 to Ivory Coast to establish Korhogo Humanist Clinic and Malaria Intervention project. Children are presently dying there of malaria.

$250 to Liberia to expand Mind2Love Secular Orphanage. Building plan below

$900 spent in November

$850 remains in the account

December expenses:

$200 to Chad to help pay for Music Production Class for N’Djamena Youth. Workshop will use equipment at the HuMAN-funded Internet cafe.

$180 to Gambia, to purchase equipment for a Solar Irrigation Project. This amount pays for one-third of the water pump.

$140 to Libya Humanists for their Laundry and Ironing Service business. This amount pays for the washing machine and two irons

$180 to Cameroon Humanist Group for Barn Construction and Farm Equipment

$150 to Equatorial Guinea for Fresh Fruit and Smoothie Stand. This amount pays for their Heavy-Duty Commercial Blender: $80, Large Insulated Ice Cooler: $45, and Display Signage and Menu Board: $25