12 Responses to “Ways to Help”

1. Marisela Franco, on February 7th, 2008 at 8:56 am Said:

   I have a friend that would like to volunteer in Africa, is this possible?

2. david, on April 10th, 2008 at 11:09 am Said:

   Marisela,

   I just saw this comment. Not sure how I missed it earlier. Have your friend contact Greg or myself and we can talk about volunteering in Africa. No doubt something can work out there.

   Thanks for your interest.

   David

3. todd, on April 16th, 2008 at 12:18 pm Said:

   I too would like to volunteer in Africa. I would offer support in any way that I could.

4. Greg Traverso, on April 25th, 2008 at 12:23 am Said:

   Hi Todd, feel free to write me and we can communicate on the subject:

   gregtraverso@rrop.org

   Greg Traverso
   President
   RROP

5. Brittan Stockert, on August 15th, 2008 at 12:08 am Said:

   Hi Greg,

   I am currently awaiting to leave for a Peace Corps assignment to Africa, but unfortunately could be stuck in the states for a few more months. Robert Donaldson mentioned your organization and I became very intrigued. He recommended that I get in touch with you.

   I think what you’re doing over there is very admirable and only wish that more people could share in the same selfless passions as you and your volunteers. Is there anyway I could help? How often do your volunteers travel to Africa?

   Brittan – a former St. Mary’s student

6. david, on August 17th, 2008 at 1:01 am Said:

   Hi Brittan,

   I just got an email from Greg about your request, and then Isaw your comment posted here. Feel free to email me at dwsaunders@gmail.com and we can talk about the variuos possibilities.

   David

7. Jesus Diaz, on January 27th, 2009 at 6:36 pm Said:

   Hey,

   I am a student at Central Catholic High School and am interested in going to Africa this summer to help out RROP. I also have a friend, who lives in Michigan, who might also be interested. Please reply with any info.

   Thanks again!

8. Cynder, on April 5th, 2009 at 10:46 am Said:

   Hi Greg,
   I am so glad to learn about RROP for 3 reasons: 1) I love it that you have clearly adopted your mother’s concern for the most vulnerable among us–her work has made a difference in so many lives; 2) today technology connects us more than ever before, yet the tendency is to try to isolate ourselves from our neighbor’s pain; you have demonstrated how to take practical action in helping others even if they are far away geographically; and 3) if each of us follows your fine example by responding to the need we see, even in a small way, we will all be better for it. thank you for your shining example for all of us!

9. Krystallyn Arias, on November 12th, 2009 at 11:56 pm Said:

   Looking into doing any volunteer work in Africa. Please e-mail me and let me know of ways I can help out. God bless

10. Greg Traverso, on November 16th, 2009 at 11:34 pm Said:

    Hi Krystallyn, this is Greg Traverso of Red Rhino. Please email me at:

    contact@rrop.org

    so we can discuss the topic,

    Thanks for your interest,

    Greg

11. Paula Machado, on November 24th, 2009 at 12:23 am Said:

    Hi,
    Paula here in San Francisco area greets all of you and salutes your fine work.
    Wondering how I can offer support, despite curently having little free time. Donation address? Wish i could be there in person, roll up my sleeves and pitch in. For now I am teaching, but thank you for the poignant stories of talent and love. Your site beckons me to read the next episode. learing so much : such as sand harvesters, donkeys with wanderlust, and how to create primo floors.
    Bless all of you now,
    paula
    .

    .

12. Paula Machado, on November 24th, 2009 at 12:24 am Said:

    Hi,
    Paula here in San Francisco area greets all of you and salutes your fine work.
    Wondering how I can offer support, despite curently having little free time. Donation address? Wish i could be there in person, roll up my sleeves and pitch in. For now I am teaching, but thank you for the poignant stories of talent and love. Your site beckons me to read the next episode. learning so much : such as sand harvesters, donkeys with wanderlust, and how to create primo floors.
    Bless all of you now,
    paula
    .

    .