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About Us
We Exist to Serve
Girls and women are still in the minority in education in many countries and the proportion of girls and women tends to decrease progressively as the level of education rises. Several economic, social and cultural factors impede the access to and participation in education for women and girls. The number of illiterate women is actually increasing. Martha Mary and Me Foundation exists to impact this statistic. Through your financial support of the Martha Mary and Me Foundation Inc., you too can make a difference and impact the life of just one girl or the lives of many.
In July 2022, a devastating flood occurred in Eastern Kentucky. Martha Mary and Me Foundation Inc answered the plea for help by expanding their activities to include flood relief to Letcher County, Kentucky. This program of Martha Mary and Me Foundation Inc is called Save His Sheep.
"Don't fail to do something just because you can't do everything." Bob Pierce
Our Vision
To live in a world where education, housing, and entrepreneurial opportunities are equal regardless of gender, income and geography.
Our Mission
To be the hands and feet of Jesus where we feel called.
Letcher County Flood Relief Donations Welcome!
We welcome monetary donations and donations of non-perishable items. Working directly with local donation sites, we ensure those donations are given to Letcher County flood survivors and others directly affected by the devastating flood that occurred in Eastern Kentucky in July 2022.
Mountain Legends
Three members of the Martha Mary and Me Foundation Inc Board of Directors were honored on July 28, 2023 as Mountain Legends for their work with flood relief and recovery for the past year. The event, Community Gathering Governor Visit, was a remembrance of the devastating flood that occurred in Letcher County and eastern Kentucky one year
Three members of the Martha Mary and Me Foundation Inc Board of Directors were honored on July 28, 2023 as Mountain Legends for their work with flood relief and recovery for the past year. The event, Community Gathering Governor Visit, was a remembrance of the devastating flood that occurred in Letcher County and eastern Kentucky one year ago. It was held at the Cane Kitchen in Whitesburg, Kentucky. From left to right are Carolyn Short, Cordelia Collins Schaber and Kim Miles.
Eastern Kentucky Strong apparel
All proceeds benefit Save HIs Sheep. Scroll down the Bonfire page for more shirt options and designs.
https://www.bonfire.com/letcher-county-ky-flood-relief-1/
