Xle dɔ wɔnuku siwo katã míate ŋu awɔ le wò kpekpeɖeŋu ta!
Kwasiɖa si va yi la, mêle Le Pont International ƒe subɔsubɔdɔ le Africa Ɣetoɖoƒe ƒe ƒe 5 ɖum: nyɔnu 351 xɔ ŋusẽ, pastor 711 wosrɔ̃ nu, eye woɖe mɔkpɔkpɔ na ɖevi 7,116. Kpɔ nu si Mawu wɔ ɖa, eye nàva kpe ɖe mía ŋu esi míele kɔƒe yeye 20 dim be woasu asi wo dzi le ƒe 2027.
In the summer of last year, a generous family stepped forward to purchase a Living Water Well for the village of Nouwouzon Cope a place with no church,
There’s a moment we still talk about at Le Pont the day a woman in Gbagbadzakou set a pan of dirty river water on a table in front of my dad and drank it… because it was the only water she had.
At Le Pont International, we believe that every act of generosity has the power to transform lives. But what measurable impact are we making?
At Le Pont International, we believe that every act of generosity has the power to transform lives. But what measurable impact are we making?
You helped us meet—and exceed—our $40,000 matching gift campaign in July!
Yesterday, in three villages in Togo, women were singing, dancing, and celebrating. These weren’t just any women. They are part of the Prisca Peace Project—women who were once waiting… just like 150 others are now.
This kind of transformation is only possible because people like you have said “yes” to being part of something bigger. Whether you’ve given recently or in the past, your heart has helped lay the foundation for all of this.
Three years ago, I returned to Togo for the first time since childhood, and I knew—I had to be part of what Le Pont is doing. When my mom got sick, my dad stepped away from daily operations to care for her, and I stepped in as Executive Director. Now, after her passing, I get to