Rain4Sahara
Dear Friends and Supporters,
We hope you and your loved ones are healthy and that you are finding ways to cope with the Coronavirus crisis. We know it has been hard. Unfortunately, it is hard in developing countries like Niger as well.
Niger can feel very far away, especially when our home communities are suffering and our natural inclination is to focus inward. …
Dear Friends and Supporters,
Thank you to all who reached out to us with compassion and understanding after last week’s security update (if you missed it, you can read it here). In these uncertain times, when we’re all weighing concerns about our own safety and that of our communities, your continued support is even more meaningful. …
Dear Friends and Supporters,
As you may be aware, the security and stability of Niger, particularly in the western region of the country, have been deteriorating in recent months. We are keeping a very close watch on conditions, and while no final decisions have been made, the circumstances have impacted RAIN’s work in the Tillaberry Region.
Our commitment to providing education and opportunity to rural and nomadic peoples remains undiminished yet our highest priority must be the safety and wellbeing of our partner communities and RAIN colleagues. …
Treat yourself to a good meal for a good cause!
Robert’s Maine Grill is partnering with RAIN. Enjoy a delicious meal, the evenings’ proceeds will support education and opportunity in Niger.
For only $16, they offer a three-course menu of Maine Comfort Food with an updated twist.Their regular menu is also available.
Tuesday, December 10th or 17th
from 5pm – …
Read the Portsmouth Herald’s interview with RAIN Program Director, Brian Nowak, whose rare insider’s perspective on Niger gives context on Nigerien culture and the impact YOU can have across Niger!
Click the link to read the full story: https://www.seacoastonline.com/news/20190127/portsmouth-based-nonprofit-…
