Trucks With Room To Spare Inc is a nonprofit organization focused on public safety, disaster recovery and relief.

During Hurricane Michael in 2018 there was a desperate need, many relief groups and organizations were desperately asking for transportation help.

Transportation and supplies have always been a vital need in times of disaster, many organizations are small and distributing donated supplies, so the cost of transportation is out of reach.  Especially with donations coming in from many areas of the Country and World.

These organizations are nonprofits, church groups and community organizations, that work to fill the voids that FEMA and other organizations miss, and these groups stay in the areas long after the media leaves to help in the rebuild and clean-up process for the disaster victims.

We are a group of truck drivers that have come together because we believe that “old-school” values still exist in the trucking industry, and the need to help these families is important!  So, we formed Trucks With Room to Spare.

Trucks With Room to Spare is a nonprofit who works with fellow drivers to provide transportation, warehousing, and distribution of donated supplies for these hard-hit families and communities.  Through education and community outreach we also inspire to change the industry image as well as promote safety and giving back to the people we serve daily.

Because one pallet of supplies to a community that has none can help hundreds and a truckload can impact thousands!

Trucks With Room To Spare Inc

Committed to increasing the sustainable capacity of fire departments across Africa

Committed to increasing sustainable capacity of fire departments across Africa.  
TRAIN - EMPOWER - SUPPORT - ENCOURAGE

We provide fire departments across Africa with equipment and training to keep their firefighters safe and to help protect the communities they serve.  We work with existing missions in order to equip them with fire prevention and community fire response strategies.

Africa Fire Mission

Ecosource Sustainable Initiatives is a nonprofit organization focused on international issues. It is based in Columbus, IN. It received its nonprofit status in 2014.

The Kitale Children's Home

The Kitale Children's home is in the country outside of the small town of Kitale, somewhat close to Eldoret. It currently houses 25 children but once had almost 100! The Kenyan government does not give children's homes money, but they do have many regulations! The children at our home come from the streets of Kitale, a result of deep poverty and the AIDS crisis, but also from other parts of Kenya. They are either found in the streets and market places or the police bring them to us. The "parents" of the children's home are Patrick and Phoebe Kimawachi. They have created a home and a community for these children that acts as a family. Everyone has a job and they all attend school. Some are in the public school in the nearest small village, Sibanga, and others are attending a national school high school because they did well on their national tests after Grade 8 and were invited. All schooling costs money and the national schools, which are the best path for students to get into university or trade school, require tuition, uniforms, books, and various other supplies which cost a fair amount of money.

The children's home rents a piece of land in order to grow corn to make ugali, a staple food, and the property also has a garden with fruits and vegetables growing. Self-sufficiency and sustainability have been the goals. There is a good water source on the property with clean water.

Everything costs, though. Staff is needed to help with the children, cooking, gardening, security, repairs to the buildings and tractor. The older children help with planting and harvesting corn, but they also need some assistance from a hired adult. Again, salaries cost money. The home is sorely understaffed due to lack of money. This can cause the government to fine them, thus creating a cycle of debt.

We are looking for a sustainable fund to assist with these needs (and requirements). We want all the children to get a quality education. We want them all to have the opportunity to be independent adults when they turn 18. We want the children's home to stay open! It has been the lifeline of so many over the years and the Kimawachis have been fully committed to keeping the home going and strong.

Ecosource Sustainable Initiatives

Mother Hubbard's Cupboard works to increase access to healthy food in ways that cultivate dignity, agency, and community.

Mother Hubbard's Cupboard is a community food resource center located in Bloomington, Indiana. We have a low barrier and client-choice pantry, garden and cooking education classes, youth programming, a tool share, and advocacy resources. All of our programming is based on patron feedback and is free to access.

Mother Hubbards Cupboard

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