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You can be a Superhero to a Child in Need

As a whole, we are enamored by superheroes. We see them on TV and in the movies and comic books and for many of us, we wish we could make a difference like they can. Many jobs use this truth as a recruiting tactic. Military jobs, public safety, firefighting, they all offer the same thing, a chance to be a hero.

But did you know you can be a hero exactly where you are being exactly who you are? By donating your used car to Car Angel c/o Boat Angel Outreach Center, you are being the saving grace, the hero to the people who benefit from the funds your car helps generate. Try telling an otherwise starving young girl that giving her food is not worthy of heroism. While one car may not seem like much to you, it goes far when it comes to helping someone in another country. Car Angel c/o Boat Angel Outreach Center puts 85 cents of every dollar donated into our programs.

While a couple hundred dollars may not go very far in this land of plenty, to people who have nothing in another country, you might as well have told them they're winning the lottery, the one that allows them to have food, clothes and education that they are otherwise without. To them, the people who make that possible ARE superheroes. The thankfulness of these people are reflected in the hundreds of letters and pictures we get every year.

Below are just a few of those we have helped. You can click on their picture to see the full-sized version. It's people like you that make what we do possible. Thank you for being a SUPERHERO.

Name: Ann Nyambura

Birthday: March 29, 1997

Country: Kenya

Project: R.G.C. Jipe Moyo Child Development Center

Nyambura lives with her mother. She is responsible for caring for children, helping in the kitchen and running errands. Her mother is sometimes employed as a seller in the market. There are 2 children in the family.

Jumping rope and playing ball games are Nyambura's favorite activities. In primary school her performance is above average and she also regularly attends church activities and Bible class.

Name: Mistire Asfaw

Birthday: November 16, 1996

Country: Ethiopia

Project: Mehal Meda Addis Kidan Child

Mistire lives with her grandmother. She is responsible for carrying water and running errands. Her grandmother is sometimes employed.

Playing ball games and playing group games are Mistire's favorite activities. In primary school her performance is average and she also regularly attends church activities.

Name: Regina Wanjeri Maina

Birthday: December 16, 1997

Country: Kenya

Project: Ndumberi Child Development Center

Regina lives with her father and her mother. She is responsible for helping in the kitchen and cleaning. Her father is sometimes employed and her mother is sometimes employed as a laborer. There are 3 children in the family.

For fun, Regina enjoys reading, hide-and-seek and running. She attends Sunday school regularly and is in primary school where her performance is average.

Name: Mary Wanjiku John

Birthday: March 1, 1996

Country: Kenya

Project: AIC Rehema CDC - Lochorai

Mary lives with her father and her mother. She is responsible for gathering firewood, helping in the kitchen and running errands. her father is sometimes employed as a farmer and her mother is sometimes employed as a farmer. There are 8 children in the family.

Rolling a hoop, jumping rope and playing ball games are Mary's favorite activities. In primary school her performance is average and she also regularly attends church activities and Vacation Bible School.

Please call Car Angel Now 1-800-227-2643 or fill out the ONLINE DONATION FORM

Thank you and May God bless you!

CarAngel.com (a 501c3 Non-Profit Charitable Organization)