2,926 in the account

$51 to mail postcards and patches to HGC’s biggest funders - 20 in the USA and 6 international

$74 to Cynthia Gideon Godwin in Yobe State, Nigeria, for her two essays - one on Secularism in Nigeria, the other on Nigerian economy - and for her management of two HGC Humanist Youth Committee Meetings.

$73 to Peace Shekwoshimbwalo David in Zaria, Kaduna State, Nigeria, for her two essays - one on secularism & how she became involved in humanism, and the other on Nigerian Ecomomy - and for her co-Management of Two Humanist Youth Committee Meetings.

$102 sent to Rishvin Ismath, Ex-Muslim in Sri Lanka, who lives in hiding. Funds are for rent, food, and electricity.

$119 to Aditi Singh to inspect Birsa Humanist School in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand State, India. She will send a report and photos and her opinion on whether Birsa is eligible for HGC funding, or not. ALSO - for her essay on how to improve India’s Economy

$72 to pay for the website UgandaHumanistWorkerCOllective.org - it features the groups from Ntoroko, Katuruna, Kabughobe, and Rwenzori General Concern. Website will be used to solicit more funding and to provide a clearer profile to the public of what these groups do and how they manage their activities.

$44 to Zambia Humanists to train seven members in three workshops - the workshops are Critical Thinking (iDOUBT), Entrepreneurship (iPROSPER), and Mediation / Conflict Resolution. workshop participants are (below) Larry Tepa, Ketsia Musau Mukonkole, Geoffrey Mutema, Kondwani Charles Milumba, Lubuto Phiri, Stephen Nyirenda, Sitali Kakene, Valarie Mwansa Mulenga.

$15 to Zac Alrayyis for his personal essay on being a humanist in Saudi Arabia

$113 to Ashika Douglass for his tuition to study political science at Benue State University, in Nigeria

$143 to Rwenzori General Concern, in Uganda - to start a ShoeMaking business out of recycled materials

$50 for meeting / consultation with HGC Board member & Secretary Susan Kuchinskas - she is going to Todos Santos, in Baja California, Mexico - to establish HGC projects there that help children’s education, ideally we are looking to purchase bicycles for girls in rural areas to get to school

$132 to Mumbai, India, to sponsor a Pottery Painting workshop for Mentally-Challenged Children and Adults in the Mumbai Slums. Budget costs are space rental, paint, pots, and refreshments.

$54 to Kayode Damilola - an unemployed gay humanist in Lagos, Nigeria

$141 to buy rubber work boots, for peasant tenant farmers in Kathmandu Valley, Nepal

$36 to Adarsh Pandey in India for an article on “Adivasi Struggle for Human Rights”

$104 to two Benue, Nigeria, schoolgirls, Iwuese Sesugh and Nguhemen Aondoakaa for their school tuition and school supplies.

$27 to Shreya Pandey in Uttar Pradesh, India - for joining the Humanist Youth Committee - and providing an essay on Humanism and an essay on How India can Improve its Politics, Economy and Society

$104 to Baba Hajara from Katsina State, Nigeria. She is a student of Alhikma University Katsina, Pursuing Bsc. in Anatomy. She needs funds for her registration and other school chores.

$100 to Bwambale Robert Semakula age 21 - student at Great Lakes Regional University in Kanungu, in Uganda. Funds are for his education - his major is physics and mathematics.

$23 sent to “Rafi” for writing an essay on the danger of being non-religious in Bangladesh

$21 for Bwambale Robert Musubaho in Uganda, to inspect the legitimacy of a group near him that says they are humanist

$222 to BUy LUNCH FOOD for the 150 children at Apna School - Its is in a small village in Bihar state, India. The school was founded by an atheist journalist who wants to improve education in his home village, which is mostly ‘backwards' caste’ people with 50% illiteracy.

$24 for Kumar Guarev in Bihar, India, for his help in finding candiates to be on the HGC Humanist Youth Committee.

-$21 - consultation with Mango-Lasse vendor From Kerala, advising on best place for projects (He suggests Munnar and not Thrissur)

-$35 Renewal of HGC Canyon Post Office for Six MOnths

$30 sent to Amina Ahmed (Mubarak Bala’s wife) so she can relieve her stress (Her husband has been imprisoned 20 months) by taking her two children to an amusement park in Abuja - called “Wonderland”

$15 for Vikas Project in Pushkar, India to provide dental care to children in untouchable castes, who live in tent communities outside the city.

$21 to Hillary M Marchmont in Uganda, for his chicken farm

$50 to Free Hearts, Free Minds - a mental health service for people traumatized by religion

$102 for Popcorn Project for Isaac Ordue, humanist in Benue State, Nigeria. Funds will purchase a popcorn popper.

$302 to pay teacher stipends to three teachers at Apna School in a small village in Bihar state, India. The school was founded by an atheist journalist who wants to improve education in his home village, which is mostly ‘backwards' caste’ people with 50% illiteracy.

$103 to Kondwani Milumba in Kitwe, Zambia. He is a humanist student at Copperbelt University - he needs a laptop.

$93 to pay Kamalha Junior in Kasese, Uganda, to travel to Kampala and inspect the Mpagi Humanist Safe House. HGC is considering funding this safe house in 2022.

$22 to support Muhokya Humanist Youth Group in Uganda. Funds provide food for meetings.

+$285 in the account

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