ESynergy

11/03/2018

On June 2nd, 2018, four benevolent women, Susan Morrison, Linda Salzer, Lois Gundrum, and Janice Joyce, held a sidewalk sale during the Watervliet Citywide Gara...

04/09/2018

Nigi Roberts Lois Gundrum Aaron Zeller Marli Gordon Zorana Gavrilovic Lavin Linda Kabrisky Salzer Averty Ndzoyi Roland N'zaou

Since the beginning of this current, 2017-18, school year, eSynergy.org and Espace Opoko, in a joint effort, have raised $1,205 toward helping disadvantaged chi...

02/11/2018

Why not a donation of computers and a printer from the United States to an orphanage located in Central Africa? This is the amazing story of the fulfillment of ...

11/19/2017

The Day I Lost My Purpose in Life:
"They told me that my brother had been bitten by a snake and he had died. This time, I was old enough to understand and feel the immense pain.... https://www.esynergyorganization.org/ilostmypurpose
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10/30/2017

Dear Donors,
I would like to thank you all for your support, helping us if in our efforts to achieve the goals we have set forth for a most worthwhile and worthy cause. Whether you donated your time sharing our campaign on social media, gave a monetary donation, or donated supplies or equipment, it’s all very much appreciated.

Since beginning this campaign last month, eSynergy and Espace Opoko have jointly raised $1205.00. Your gifts will provide critical support toward the education of indigenous children in the District of Bambama and the town of Sibiti, both located in the Lekoumou Region, Republic of Congo. We firmly believe that investing in the education of indigenous children in these areas will have a positive ripple-effect throughout their communities. All money and other donated materials, to date, will help 69 indigenous (Pygmy) children attend classes for three months. We are planning to have more campaigns in the coming months.

We will provide updated information for each and every student’s academic progress throughout the school year.

Special thank you to Zorana Gavrilovic Lavin, Heidi Gordon, Aaron Zeller, Roland N'zaou, Nigi Roberts, Patrick Belisle, Jane Belisle, Alain Massala, Diane Girouard, Susan L. Morrison, Lois Gundrum, Linda Kabrisky Salzer and more

www.esynergyorganization.org

10/27/2017

Meet Noëlla Coursaris Musunka, model and founder of Malaika school in DR Congo.

10/24/2017

"What will somebody need to look like for me to not be there for them?" Khalid Latif,

10/16/2017

To the two anonymous who gave $100 and $20. We are grateful to you for your recent donation to these underprivileged children.

Providing access to education for 70 indigenous students in Congo: The indigenous, or native, of Congo, more commonly referred to as “Pygmy”, have been the target of discrimination for years. These people live in extreme poverty; they cannot afford even the most basic of health care services. ...

10/13/2017

Our partner, a non for profit organization Espace Opoko, based in Congo is looking for a used computer. The computer will help Espace Opoko with some administration work and train some students. Please if you would like to donate by Tuesday I can pick it up. Thank you.
www.espaceopoko.org

10/13/2017

Thank you Patrick and Jane Belisle. We are so grateful for recent $250 donation. Averty Delamizere Ndzoyi

This calendar year, eSynergy organization and Espace Opoko have launched a humanitarian-sponsored fundraiser for indigenous children living near the city of Bambama – Republic of Congo. Please, anything you can do to help this cause is welcome and would greatly appreciate. Indigenous or natives...

10/05/2017

eSynery organization believes the answer lies in education.

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09/23/2017

Please, anything you can do to help these underprivileged students is welcome and would greatly appreciate.
https://www.esynergyorganization.org/

This calendar year, eSynergy organization and Espace Opoko have launched a humanitarian-sponsored fundraiser for indigenous children living near the city of Bambama – Republic of Congo. Please, anything you can do to help this cause is welcome and would greatly appreciate. Indigenous or natives...