Web Site Off but Kids Still Need

The children at ZTO are getting older and wiser. Unfortunately due to costs and time to maintain we had to drop the website but Larry & Diane Barbour and Leslie Bristow continue to work hard to help the orphanage.

Leslie and husband Logan are now expecting their first child and on her desk is still the picture of her brother, Zachary, who is much loved and remembered. The ZTO is a testament to the committment of the Barbour family, Ron Rowe and many others to help others and enjoy life.

The orphanage continues to provide for as many as they can and are always in need of help since the children in need seems to only increase.

Thanks to all for what you have done. Your caring is much appreciated.

New Vocational Training

Andrew Obiero and his Kistone group are now organizing a container shipment of carved soapstone sculptures to be displayed/sold at The Cotton Company in Historic Downtown Wake Forest, N. C.

The initial shipment will be sold and 10% of proceeds submitted to the vocational training program to teach the children skills to survive after they have to leave the orphanage. It is hoped to develop technical skills such as an electrician, carpenter, entrpreneurial training and stone carving so the kids will have a source of income as they graduate from the orphanage.