Tunde and Friends Foundation
The Tunde and Friends Foundation Welcomes You!
Tunde and Friends’ primary mission is to reach out, make friends, touch hearts and by the grace of God make a difference by changing the lives of the underprivileged and disadvantaged persons in the community.
Donations to the Tunde and Friends Foundation are welcomed, needed, and greatly appreciated.
Donations to the Tunde and Friends Foundation are welcomed, needed, and greatly appreciated.
Current Projects
What did we do this summer?
Everything we could...
We helped to restore vision to the blind. We filled classrooms with desks. We provided health screenings. We provided wheel chairs to those who have never experienced their convenience.
But we believe greater things are yet to come. And we believe they can come through us.
Please consider donating $1 a month every month. Of course you can always give more but we want to show what we can do with as little as $1 a month. Think, pray and give. May God Bless you all.
Everything we could...
We helped to restore vision to the blind. We filled classrooms with desks. We provided health screenings. We provided wheel chairs to those who have never experienced their convenience.
But we believe greater things are yet to come. And we believe they can come through us.
Please consider donating $1 a month every month. Of course you can always give more but we want to show what we can do with as little as $1 a month. Think, pray and give. May God Bless you all.
"But in God’s order nothing can substitute for loving people. And we define who our neighbor is by our love. We make a neighbor of someone by caring for him or her. So we don’t first define a class of people who will be our neighbors and then select only them as the objects of our love - leaving the rest lie where they fall. Jesus deftly rejects the question “who is my neighbor?” and substitutes the only question really relevant here: 'To whom will I be a neighbor?' And he knows that we can only answer this question case by case as we go through our days. In the morning we cannot yet know who our neighbor will be that day. The condition of our hearts will determine who along the path turns out to be our neighbor, and our faith in God will largely determine whom we have the strength enough to make our neighbor."
- Dallas Willard, the Divine Conspiracy, p. 111
