Accomplishments

Save A Generation's Accomplishments - 2010

- During 2010, Save a Generation gave medical attention to over 5,000 patients. In the different villages our medical teams treated 3450 people.

- Mike Craig, President of the Millennium Ministries came down last January 2010 with a medical and construction team. They treated over 1000 people and spent U$5000 dollars purchasing medicine for the people. Also his construction team replaced the roof on our library at our Pascuala School. They invested U$1400 dollars of their own money for this project.

- Saint Olaf Church was here in February 2010 with a medical and construction team. The medical team treated over 800 people and the construction team invested U$1200 in restoring a widow’s house.

- My brother Ken and Amanda came down in March 2010. They had a nurse in their team (Tiffany McCoy) with our full time doctor (Dr. Anderson) going with them to the villages giving medical care. Ken’s team also painted 4 churches and feeding stations and the team assisted SAG with child updates.

- In June The Cistern Project was completed - Thank you to Richard Fowler and his foundation for supporting this project. A water Cistern was built in the village of Santa Cruz - A life changing blessing to all the people in this village! Richard also gave seed to the farmers to grow crops and village people for them to plant their own gardens.

- In July, Ken and Amanda brought another team and with our doctor and his nurses they treated over 400 people. They visited many villages and distributed food and clothes.

- Mike Mazzucca of Global Hope Ministries came down with his wife and with Dr. Anderson and the nurse they went to 4 villages and treated over 200 patients. They purchased all the medicine for this mission.

- Ken and Amanda came back for the whole month of November and they had groups coming down each week of the month.  They bought food and medicine for over 150 families that were effected by severe flooding. They also purchased shoes for every child in the Feeding Programs for Christmas. He repainted the mission compound at Somotillo. He assisted in the restoring job at the orphanage replacing the floor, the doors, bathrooms, kitchen, etc. One man in his team (Greg- Smoothie) bought U$200 dollars in Chickens for the pastor in Los Laureles.

- SAG received 3 containers, each with over 270,000 meals, donated by Feed My Starving Children in 2010.

- Ken Cofer sent 3 containers full of donations of clothes, medical equipment and supplies, shoes, toys, bikes, etc, to distribute to the people in the villages.

- Our main church in Managua this year helped us pay the double salaries and bought all the children in the Feeding Program toys and gifts for Christmas. 

- Some sponsors in the States sent gifts for their sponsored children.

- Backpacks for all the students in Pacuala were donated by a church member.

Save A Generation's Accomplishments - 2009

1. In the beginning of the year a program was started for the widows. This program provides 27 widows and elderly a package of food worth $20 dollars every month.
2. SAG opened the feeding station of Torrez. Here about 100 children are being fed 3 times a week.
3. The feeding station of Somotillo was reopened this year. Over 220 children are being fed 3 times a week.
4. The Orphanage at Somotillo was closed because the Nicaraguan Government forced all the Orphanages in the country. The Government has decided that every child should be with a family member.
5. SAVE A GENERATION was blessed with a donation allowing them to purchase a brand new truck (TOYOTA DYNA). This truck allows SAG to deliver food to the feeding stations, transport medical supplies, bags of clothes, shoes, toys, and other needs. It also helps haul construction materials.
6. SAVE A GENERATION received a donation of a container of food worth in $ 50,000.00 to help feed the 16 feeding stations and widows. Just one container can help with feeding for about 5 months.
7. SAVE A GENERATION with the help of God and partners, an additional room is under construction at the house of the Pastor in Los Laureles.
8. SAVE A GENERATION purchased a Bicycle for Pastor William Briton, this Pastor oversees two villages and does a great job, he believes for a motorcycle.
9. SAVE A GENERATION with the help of partners helped the church of Los Laureles dig the well of the church. This greatly benefits the village because in the dry season their other wells go dry.
10. SAVE A GENERATION along with SECOF Construction donated time and funds for the road to Santa Cruz to be bulldozed and rolled smooth. Santa Cruz is a village that lacks of water and is located 8 KM from the main highway. This project made it possible for SAG to deliver goods by truck to the village.
11. SAVE A GENERATION was able to continue supporting the Elementary in the school of Pascuala. Trusting God for 2010 to support Middle School as well.
12. SAVE A GENERATION provided Pastors Teachings, a conference in Somotillo. Over 230 pastors and leaders were at the church with Pastor Scott from New Bern, Vacation Bible Studies through all of Somotillo.
13. SAVE A GENERATION purchased toys, school supplies, and personal items for girls the end of the year for all the children in the feeding program.
14. SAVE A GENERATION provided free medical attention to the people in Somotillo and surrounding villages. Three medical teams came and donated medicine for the clinic and the medical outreaches.
    
    • Millennium Ministries for Christ - Medical team attended 600 Patients
    • First Baptist Church of New Bern - Donations, Children's Bible Study, and Pastors Conference. The medical team attended 400 patients
    • First Baptist Church of Mooresville - Medical team attended 803 patients.