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ProAct Traders LLC Believes In Giving Back
Many of at at ProAct Traders have been active in overseas mission work for over 15 years. During that time we have helped 7 orphanages, bought land and built a summer camp for orphans and gypsies and worked in the University system in Bucharest, Romania.
We support the following organizations on an ongoing basis. If you would like more information how you too can get involved please contact us. We travel to Romania about twice a year. You might even want to come with us.
These are part of the Tanners Mission in Rural Romania. They rescue the worst of the worst from state run hospitals and take them home, feed them, educate them (to the best of their abilities) and give them a life undreamed of before. These are the children with Cerebral Palsy, and major mental and physical handicaps that are simply warehoused until they die. They are neglected, in poor health and most were never even held while they were babies. Unless rescued, the girls end up with a worst fate (as you can imagine).
Casa Elisabeta girls (just one house) shown below.
Please help us to continue our mission to the 34 abandoned children in our group homes. We are at a crisis point in our finances due to the shrinking dollar and the cost of living in Romania has doubled in past 2 years. --Sandie Tanner
Visit the Tanner's website by clicking on the picture
Vio and Estera Grigore have been serving children ages 2-20 for 15 years. During the school year they travel 1000's of kilometers teaching in the rural kindergartens and doing "GOOD NEWS BIBLE STUDIES" for children in the small villages that make up the the area of Transylvania (yes, Dracula's old stomping grounds). We purchased some land for them several years ago and built a Christian camp in that area, right next to a Gypsy village.
During the summer, anywhere from 200 - 700 kids attend a week long camp. Those that come are Gypsies, orphans and children through High school age to learn crafts, hygiene, Bible study and of course - Sports. The number of children affected depends solely on the funds raised to do the camps.
Visit their blog here.
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