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	Comments on: Buckner Awarded USAID Grant For Work in Guatemala	</title>
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		By: Steve Oberle		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Dear Buckner International,

I have been to Guatemala twice in the last three years and am currently planning another visit this March or April.  Until recently, my primary experience has been in assisting my friends with feeding programs for poor families/communities in and around Guatemala City; and education/instruction of youth in Chiquimuilla area schools (southern Guatemala).  Our trip next month is focusing on  teaching  and hands-on basic gardening-horticultural methods, composting, orgranic agriclture, and marketing; among other areas.  I would be happy to send you my contact information and resume, if you are interested. 

Long-term, we are in the process of building resources and support for a home/sanctuary for orphans and widows within Guatemala and would like to apply for some grant funds from your organization.  Our basic format and mission has been defined (and I can share it with you, if you are interested), but basically we’re attempting to connect the orphans and widows, in a safe environment (sanctuary), because they naturally go together – one caring and uplifting the other….with us middle-aged folks, tasked to care for both.  I often think this is why these precious groups of people (in any society) are mentioned together so many times, in the Bible.  This home could also serve as an interim residence for those orphans (or elderly widows) to eventually be accepted into foster families. 

Please respond at your earliest convenience and thanks very much for your time and consideration.

Steve Oberle, Ph.D.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dear Buckner International,</p>
<p>I have been to Guatemala twice in the last three years and am currently planning another visit this March or April.  Until recently, my primary experience has been in assisting my friends with feeding programs for poor families/communities in and around Guatemala City; and education/instruction of youth in Chiquimuilla area schools (southern Guatemala).  Our trip next month is focusing on  teaching  and hands-on basic gardening-horticultural methods, composting, orgranic agriclture, and marketing; among other areas.  I would be happy to send you my contact information and resume, if you are interested. </p>
<p>Long-term, we are in the process of building resources and support for a home/sanctuary for orphans and widows within Guatemala and would like to apply for some grant funds from your organization.  Our basic format and mission has been defined (and I can share it with you, if you are interested), but basically we’re attempting to connect the orphans and widows, in a safe environment (sanctuary), because they naturally go together – one caring and uplifting the other….with us middle-aged folks, tasked to care for both.  I often think this is why these precious groups of people (in any society) are mentioned together so many times, in the Bible.  This home could also serve as an interim residence for those orphans (or elderly widows) to eventually be accepted into foster families. </p>
<p>Please respond at your earliest convenience and thanks very much for your time and consideration.</p>
<p>Steve Oberle, Ph.D.</p>
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