Wilber Pan, World Vision Ambassador, To Visit Honduras in May, Wednesday April 22, 2009 Taiwan Options

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Wilber Pan WeiBo, World Vision Ambassador, To Visit Honduras in May
Date: April 22, 2009
News Source: World Vision Taiwan, http://asianfanatics.net/forum/
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In early May, Wilber Pan WeiBo will be off to the Honduras with Taiwan's World Vision; he will be visiting the children he is currently sponsoring. He is looking through the gift catalogue, hoping to prepare and give something that is not only full of love and concern, but will also help the children in their growth and in the fulfillment of their hopes and dreams. He invites you to help him, joining him in entering the lives of the Honduran children, caring about their lives and their circumstances. He hopes that you will join him and others in financially sponsoring less fortunate children and that more and more underprivileged children will have their lives changed and their hopes for the future realized!

A Message From Wilber:

Hi, Beloved Friends,

Many children in third world countries are unable to attend school... because there aren't any roofs on their classrooms. There aren't any desks or chairs, either. There isn't enough food in their homes; neither do they have access to enough clean water. The state of their environment and surroundings is even more lacking: it's extremely unsanitary. These all affect the development, growth, and health of the children.

These less fortunate children need our concern and our care. They need us to be friends with them, to help them obtain the most basic requirements of survival and living and the opportunity to develop.

Give a gift to an underprivileged child-- either in Taiwan or abroad-- because of you, they can have a different life and a "chance"!

A Luggage Stuffed With Love,
Wilber Pan WeiBo

For more information on how you can get involved or sponsor a child of your own, please visit the World Vision website. Wilber's page is available here.