The G.R.O Foundation offers us the unique opportunity to not only engage in our own communities, but to create awareness about the situation in Lesotho. Through The G.R.O Foundation, we are working to provide educational opportunities for the next leaders of Lesotho, the business opportunities to establish strong economic infrastructure and resources for communities.

We at The G.R.O Foundation want to encourage you to communicate through the ways you feel can make the greatest awareness impact. We can help you with resources such as literature, photos, videos, personal stories, music, crafts, poetry, ideas, and non judgmental support in helping you organize a meeting, event, party or function to spread awareness for the Basotho people.

Join us in changing the future of Lesotho.

• Raise awareness in your community – hold an event, a party for a purpose or talk with your friends over coffee.
• Engage. Volunteer – in your community or with The G.R.O. Foundation. Get out there.
• Join our online community- connect with others – share ideas – pass the message.
• Mobilize. Come together. Work for a better future for the world.

Greg Felsen

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There’s been a lot of talk about change this year, and these discussions couldn’t occur at a better time.  The situation in Southern Africa is dire.  Political crisis and instability, food shortages, death and disease, and human rights abuses affect daily the people in Southern Africa. By providing hope and opportunity to our global brothers and sisters, and raising awareness in North America we ultimately create a change that will ripple across the world.  The most amazing thing is that we can contribute to this world-changing movement from our very own communities.  Each and every one of us has the ability to do this and that’s a very powerful thing. So how do you make a difference?  Volunteer in your community.  Raise awareness by talking to your friends, family and co-workers.  Write letters to your legislature.  Contribute what you are able to international organizations such as The G.R.O. Foundation that provide on-the-ground, direct support to people who need it.

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