Jim and Pam Lemons's Fundraiser
We can feed over 5,000 students school lunch every day.
Join us and help make a difference, please give today.
Richard Lemons
I donated in support of this campaign.
$100
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Corina Nailescu
I donated in support of this campaign.
$1,500
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Dorian Crismon
"God bless you all and the work you have done, are doing and will do in the future. To the glory of God the father and his son, Jesus Christ our Lord"
$100
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Jeanine Henigin
"Happy birthday !"
$100
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Albert Cassady
I donated in support of this campaign.
$100
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Angela Meyer
"Happy birthday, Jim! You are a gift to so many! Blessings to you and to the Umoja Partnership! ~Angela"
$100
A supporter of Jim and Pam Lemons
"Happy Birthday! "
A supporter of Jim and Pam Lemons
"Thank you Dr. Lemons for being you! We love you! Your Eskenazi NICU Friends!"
$375
A supporter of Jim and Pam Lemons
I donated in support of this campaign.
$100
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Lisa Enright
"This is a wonderful way to celebrate your Birthday Jim. "
$50
A supporter of Jim and Pam Lemons
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SIDNEY GAITHER
"Sidney Gaither Suzanne and I are so thankful to know you and your compassionate giving of yourself to others. We are more than happy to contribute."
$100
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Susan Gunn
"Happy Birthday Jim"
$25
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Jesse Kharbanda
"Much gratitude, Jim, for your deep love for children and their mothers, whether in Chulaimbo, Eldoret, or inner-city Indy!"
$51
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Julie Osborne
"Happy Birthday, Jim! You and Pam have inspired us all with your love for the children of Kenya. THANK YOU! Love, Julie, Nate, and Carolyn Osborne"
$250
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Leslie Dawn Wilson
"Happy Birthday Dr. Lemons. Please tell Pam hi as well! Thank you for all that you do!"
$50
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Sabrina Quigley
"In Gratitude for generosity and inspiration by Dr Jim Lemons and his family"
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Marie Wiese
"What a wonderful mission! "
$25
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Mary Lynn Foster
"Grateful to be able to give."
$50
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Jayme Allen
I donated in support of this campaign.
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Stephanie Hall
"Happy Birthday Dr Lemons! "
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Rachel Cordray
"Happy Birthday to one of my favorite people. Wishing you the best day ever, Dr. Lemons! "
$100
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Beth DeHoff
"Making this gift in honor of Dr. Jim Lemon’s birthday. He has done so much for this community, and this community has done so much for Jim. "
$50
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Christen Sando
"Happy Birthday to you!! :) "
$250
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Patricia Tull
"I just returned from Kenya myself, and saw many kids who have such potential if they could only get enough to eat. "
$50
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Kate Trainor
"To support Jim’s birthday request! "
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Megan Mchenry
"Happy birthday, Jim!"
$50
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Katherine Goodrich
I donated in support of this campaign.
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Jodi Smith
I donated in support of this campaign.
$500
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Marsha Kojetin
"In honor of Jim and Pam who are sending this on to you."
$50
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Donald Orr
I donated in support of this campaign.
$50
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Linda Grande
"Jim Lemons the Kenyan people are so lucky to have you as their champion. I have seen how much they appreciate you!"
$50
Pam and I just returned from Kenya with our daughter, Meghan, and her husband, David - where our grandsons, Nick (13) and Ben (10), met hundreds of new friends at Umoja’s 21st school. Nick and Ben helped put on a soccer clinic with their dad (a university soccer coach), sharing donated soccer shoes and soccer balls at Geta Primary School. As Nick and Ben said, "each of the kids they met were so kind and happy to be with them". They realized that … "we are all the same, while everyone is unique".
Please join us in supporting the Umoja Partnership, which enables our Kenyan leadership to feed over 5,000 orphaned and vulnerable kids each year, provides sanitary napkins for the girls, enables each child to have a school uniform, provides each child with a solar lamp and a blanket, helps them each know their individual gifts, and makes it possible to get their education!
Every dollar matters, as $50 can feed a child for a year, $250 can enable a child to attend secondary school for a year, and $750 can rebuild their single-room home.
Help more than 5,000 kids complete their education – from primary school through college!
Our favorite African saying is called ‘Ubuntu’ – which means “I am because we are”. We, together can truly change the world, at least for these kids – as ‘We walk each other home’. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts! Pam and Jim