$21 to Bwambale RObert Musubaho, for help in establishing Womens Humanist WOrkers COllectives in Kasese, Uganda

$16 - essay on Humanism written by Glemir Sordilla, from The Philippines. She is a member of the Humanist Youth Committee

$105 to Uwave Tyo, a widow in Benue State Nigeria. She needs funds for medical care and to start a convenient store selling salt, pepper, oil.

$224 for website for the four Kasese Humanist Primary Schools in Uganda, so they can promote themselves and do their own fundraising.

 $155 to Alexandra Stoian, Romanian atheist single mother - to add books to her Romania Freethinker Library

$173 sent to Narayanganj, Bangladesh, to buy a rickshaw for Mahmoud Siddique (below) - an old homeless man. With the rickshaw he can maintain his livelihood and lead a decent life free from begging.

$72 spent on setting up a website for Nigerian humanists, so they can participate in their own fundraising and raise their profile in their nation.

$104 to Dzuana Ushahemba in Minna, Niger State, Nigeria - to start a car wash business

$80 for “Y” - he is an award-winning poet from Egypt with a BA in law. He is secular, and his wife is from a Coptic community, and because their marriage is illegal – and they did not have their baby officially designated as Muslim upon birth – they face deadly persecution, legal discrimination, and complete rejection from both their families. They had to flee Egypt, becoming hunted refugees in Jordan. They are without papers and regularly evicted from whatever shelter they can find. Y has been making money as a day laborer -- when he can get work. (Y’s full name is not used for sake of protection; their situation is still precarious)

Fortunately, Y and his wife and daughter are going to Claremont! Pitzer College, via Humanist Global CHarity’s Executive Director Phil Zuckerman - is granting Y a 12-month Visiting Poet in Residency at Pitzer College. Phil will provide basic housing for them, and Y will use Phil’s office at Pitzer for the duration of his stay.

The funds are for beds, bedding, pillows, pots and pans, cups and plates, utensils, clothes, towels, bikes, a burley, cell phones, TV. Toys.

$102 to Foysal Islam, Ex-Muslim from Bangladesh who is hiding in Sri Lanka. He will use the funds for rent, food, electricity.

-$25 - NEPAL - Sanitary Pads for Impoverished Women and Girls in Kathmandu River Slums - in Bishnumati And Kuleshwor Area

$105 “Humanist Cafe” event in Minna, Nigeria - a lecture and discussion on Evolution. Humanist cafe on Evolution. Cost includes projector rental, hall rental, and refreshments.

$102 to Roma children in Kosovo - Selimi & Adnan - for them to buy clothes, jackets, sweater, and boots for winter

$113 to Austine Abraham Campbell, in Makurdi, Nigeria, for him to start a shoe-making business.

He says: I was raised in a religious home precisely a christian, growing up as an indoctrinated child, but after my father's death I quit religion because he wasn't there to forced it on me. I couldn't believe there's a God who created Earth but give us a peaceful life here. I was totally fed up with a belief system. With interaction with many atheisst on the internet, I was able to think past religion.

$120 to Zambia Humanists to train seven members in three workshops - the workshops are Critical Thinking (iDOUBT), Entrepreneurship (iPROSPER), and Mediation / Conflict Resolution. workshop participants are (below) Larry Tepa, Ketsia Musau Mukonkole, Geoffrey Mutema, Kondwani Charles Milumba, Lubuto Phiri, Stephen Nyirenda, Sitali Kakene, Valarie Mwansa Mulenga.

$71 to buy rubber work boots, for peasant tenant farmers in Kathmandu Valley, Nepal

$127 to Maria Begam - a poor jobless woman in Jashore, Bangladesh. Her husband worked in a factory but he lost his legs to an accident caused by a machine failure in the factory. Very little consolation money was given to his family - it was all spent in his treatment, plus all savings they had. He can't work anymore and Maria Begam has to earn their living herself selling fruit and herbs on the street.

$51 to Dang, Nepal, for campaign against Child/Early Marriage and Distribution of Educational Aid to School Children of impoverished Ethnic Community

$49 to Terungwa James in Benue State, for transportation and lodging to attend Dan Beaton’s Critical Thinking workshop in Abuja, Nigeria.

$52 for Kuthi Humanist Group, in Ntoroko, Uganda - for their tailoring project

$84 for Cholera Intervention in GadaKo Village, in Niger State, Nigeria. Two medics from the nearby city of Minna will journey there to provide medicine and sanitation advice and supplies.

$102 for Fatima Ahmed - a refugee widow with 5 children, she is 33 years old. She Sells Beverages in her mini shop. This helps her to feed and send her children to school.

$242 to launch campaign against Child Marriage in the impoverished Badi ethnic group, in Dang Province, Nepal.

$130 Sewing machine for Popy Das in Bangladesh. She is a poor and mute woman by birth. Her husband had anal surgery and stays in bed all the time. She has 2 daughters and one 8 year old son. The 8 year old son works as a day laborer. The family struggles financially but with the sewing machine she can make needed funds.

$72 - Warm clothes for Dalits (Untouchables) in Kathmandu - 40 Sweatshirts and 40 trousers delivered by Atheist Republic Nepal

$103 sent to Cynthia Nwabeke in Enugwu, Nigeria, She is a humanist and an abandoned mother, funds to start a sewing business to support herself and her two children.

-$37 - school supplies for orphans in Kuntebesi, Kavre District, Nepal

$100 to set up a library in Shikshit school - it has 65 children who are Dalits and other marginalized groups, it is in Bandepar village of Gorakhpur district, Uttar Pradesh, India. The library will include rationalist, anti-caste, and feminist books by Dr. B. K. Ambedkar, Jyotiba Fule, and Periyar. The budget includes construction of bookshelves and salary for a librarian.

$501 in the account