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Angels to Africa |
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Samaritan House and the Fort Worth Rotary Club have joined together to reach out a hand of compassion to our Sister City Residents. Carlo Capua, co-owner of Z’s Café, will travel to Africa to help teachers learn to use Angels at My Door to educate their students about AIDS. “What better way to create a bridge of hope between our cities and between our nations?” says Samaritan House President and CEO Steve Dutton. Find out what’s happening |
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| A Dream at Work |
In many ways, Carlo Capua is the consummate entrepreneur. But it wasn’t until his experiences in the Sister Cities program that he experienced a life-changing shift in his worldview. “The stigma I used to have about HIV and AIDS is gone,” says Capua. “I’ve learned to measure people not by their past or health status, but by their character, attitude, and inner potential. Read More
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| Saying Y.E.S. to Summer |
For many children, summers bring to mind thoughts of playing in the pool and going on vacations. But for many children of Samaritan House families, those kinds of activities live only in their imaginations. That’s why Rick Isaminger, Family Health and Education Coordinator for Samaritan House, has worked tirelessly to provide our kids with some of the same opportunities that more privileged children may take for granted.See how you can get involved |
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