Special benefit concert being performed in Cincinnati area on June 1st. Donations will go to fund the Vinogradov orphanage in Ukraine. Click here for more details.

One of LifeNets successes in Malawi: the Jumpha Clinic We have provided medicines for 10 years. The clinic is on the border with Zambia and Mozambique and provides healthcare for people in those countries, too.
September 23, 2013 update of LifeNets biggest project to date: The JohJan LifeNets Academy in Migori, Kenya that now has 220 pupils.

Volunteer Aaron Dean assembling Hyperbaric chamber. Read story about this device that helps people with injuries and certain health conditions.

LifeNets received a donation from the Stars 4H Club in Parker Colorado that we had never heard of. The young people found our work of note and wanted to support it. We were very moved. See more at http://tinyurl.com/lhdeca9   
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Report on the LifeNets Kenya Goat Project funded by LifeNets Australia. We are so pleased to see people from different continents working together to bring about a higher quality of life. (posted March 9, 2013)
Kids for Cows Update.  We thank children who through LifeNets help children get milk in Brazil, Zambia and Kenya  (updated March 17, 2013)  
LifeNets newest orphanage project in western Zambia. Here is Derrick Pringle of Kitwe, Zambia delivering $4000 worth of goods to orphans as well as poor Zambian/Angolan farmers.  We are very happy to be involved in working with these reliable people. (posted February 11, 2013)

LifeNets member Neil Wallis participates in 7000 km road rally driving through 7 countries in Southern Africa, giving LifeNets exposure and giving out hundreds of pairs of shoes to poor people along the way.  Great story!(posted March 1, 2013)

MOMS!  (Mothers Offering Mothers Support) New LifeNets initiative to drill boreholes in African communities to help alleviate endless water transport.  (posted March 14, 2013)

LifeNets is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization which develops programs offering practical assistance that promote the well being ands self sufficiency of disadvantaged people throughout the world and, where possible, encourages them to pass on their LifeNets benefit to others.

We have filed 2012 IRS 990 form which containes public information about our finances and programs (November 12, 2012)

Completion of fifth Summer Camp Program in Vinogradov, Ukraine. Here are some of our Ukrainain participants. See full report here. We have been working with street children and orphans in Vinogradov since 2001.www.lifenets.org/vinogradov (posted October 3, 2013)

LifeNets drills challenging borehole in remote Nalubanda North in
Zambia on July 22, 2012.  Success came after dreaming about it for
12 years!  Will serve up to 500 people in community. Share in our
rejoicing by reading this inspiring report!

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LifeNets Wheelchair Project stories.  Read about some of the wheelchair matches that have changed people's lives.

Victor Kubik with Indiana First Lady Judy O'Bannon in Novgorod, Russia open air market. The two sales ladies were from the war-torn Dageston Republic working the bazaar to support their families back home. Read about our October, 1999 trip. LifeNets work in the Chernobyl area is featured in the April 2006 issue of the Rotarian magazine that goes monthly to 1.3 million Rotarians in 33,000 clubs in over 100 countries. You may also download one of these versions

With the help of Rotary, LifeNets drills borehole in Blantyre, Malawi that provides water for 1500 people.    The story of the LifeNets Izabal Project on the Atlantic side of Guatemala.  Jon and Barbara Brightman from Chicago helped many children with shoes, school supplies and school fees.

LifeNets has worked with street children and orphans in Vinogradov, Ukraine since 2001. Here is a story of one of the young ladies who we have known throughout this period of time.(posted March 8, 2014)

One of our most heart-warming stories of 2013: Breathing vest for Cathy in Cape Town with Cystic FibrosisWe always appreciate reports about how the LifeNets Developing Nations Scholarship Program benefits children. Latest note from Malawi. You can see more about our program at http://www.lifenets.org/scholarships

Jed Sy along with her brother Jong Pilapil is serving a life sentence in the Philippines for a crime she did not commit. I visited her and Jong on July 14, 2013. They have earned great trust in prison and were allowed laptop computers that LifeNets provided. MORE. (posted January 13, 2014)After the November 8, 2013 Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) struck Tacloban, Leyte, Philippines, LifeNets around the world has come to aid of victims. Pictured above is LifeNets affiliate in Japan sending first shipment of 1000 items of children's clothing. Follow progress at http://lifenets.org/typhoon2013

Jorge de Campos returns from Brazil with great report and pictures of our growing LifeNets cattle program. Read more. (posted August 29, 2013)

LifeNets Annual Report 2012 now available online.

On March 19, 2013 we established the Dennis Luker Memorial Foundation in honor of our dear friend Dennis Luker who died on March 14, 2013. Along with his wife LeeAnn they ardently supported LifeNets education projects and we would like to memorialize his life with future education initiatives.

LifeNets finances water tanks for Girl Scout Camp in Davao City, Philippines to provide much needed water capacity for users. See story and photos of the project. (posted March 11, 2013)

In January 2013 we recorded these three short testimonials from our LifeNets Developing Nations Scholarship Fund students who tell us of their ambitions and progress. They are studying to be a doctor, social worker and school teacher--none of which would have been possible without a a Developing Nations Scholarship grant. Please take a look at the three minute YouTube video above. We thank All of God's Children 501 (c)(3) in Lansing, Michigan that has just provided $4000 towards the Zambia scholarships.  http://lifenets.org/scholarships.