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Helping others.
YOUR shoes from one family to another! Wakesho is collecting gently used shoes to ship to Haiti and Kenya.
One Path
From You to Africa through us. Wakesho has an existing relationship with the Miracle Center Church in Kampala, Uganda (MCC).
Clothing Exportation
Collecting used clothing and other household articles in the United States, shipping to Wakesho in Africa would help families in Africa to feed their children and send them to school.
In the Swahili language, WAKESHO means
"Youths hopeful for a better tomorrow"
Wakesho is an international nonprofit agency providing programs for the youth of East Africa including the Great Lakes Region (Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, Angola and Congo) and South Sudan (Wakesho’s “Regions of Focus”)
Wakesho is founded by Charles Mwumvaneza, a Christian business man and survivor from war torn Rwanda.
Wakesho is striving to be one of the world leaders in Christian business, education, the arts, entertainment, and to interest government, religious, and other humanitarian organizations to participate and to speak on subjects of those vulnerable youth communities across the world. The Wakesho Management Team has strong bonds with the people directly benefiting from Wakesho’s efforts.
200,000 child slaves
Support immediate relief and long-term solutions to the ongoing social and physical needs of the youth of Rwanda.
Hope by Helping
Solar Cookers, Import Fair Trade Coffee or Making Soap. Youth are trained by Ambassadors of Wakesho to be self-supporting and bring about a better nation and a better future.
The principal office for the transaction of the activities and affairs of the corporation (principal office) is located at:
26359 Jefferson Avenue Ste. A
Murrieta, CA 92562
Phone: (951) 795-8800
The board of directors (board) may change the principal office from one location to another. Any change of location of the principal office shall be noted by the secretary on these bylaws opposite this Paragraph or this Paragraph may be amended to state the new location.
The distribution of Africa's population is changing rapidly as more and more people move from rural areas to the cities. This, coupled with the prevailing poverty, is changing the traditional structure of African families. The number of women- and children-headed households is increasing. Approximately one third of households are now headed by women. These trends, combined with male labor migration and HIV/AIDS, are contributing to the decline of traditional childcare support systems.
Wakesho is striving to be one of the world leaders in Christian business, education, the arts, entertainment, and to interest government, religious, and other humanitarian organizations to participate and to speak on subjects of those vulnerable youth communities across the world. The Wakesho Management Team has strong bonds with the people directly benefiting from Wakesho’s efforts.