How could I look back over the last couple years and see the hardships we have faced with such fondness. I never could have imagined it -- not in my wildest dreams. But this last year has given me so much, I can hardly enumerate it.

Friends, loyal family, sweet, supportive wife, and a Gracious Father have all opened my eyes to a world I once ignored.

Can't imagine that I was so oblivious to this treasure trove of need. And it's everywhere...on the other side of the world and across the street.

We can make a difference--and the amazing thing is that we stand to get the most out of our efforts and are the ones blessed above all else.

Replacing a tear with a smile. Swapping a lecture for a laugh.
Giving some Oshkosh Bgosh for the very first time ever.
A hug and a kiss and a sincere commendation could be the most important gift you ever give...or receive.

Yes. I once was blind, but now I see.

Maybe it’s because the warmth resonating from the sun’s rays fills us with hope and gratitude and love. Certainly it has to do with the fact that sunrises are beautiful, awe inspiring and generous; consistent, inspiring, and peaceful. What comes to your mind when thinking of sunrises?

Charitable giving can help us feel the same way. The children of the war-torn country of Uganda are in many ways most destitute. But the opportunity to lend a hand inspires us to help a child feel hope in the face of many struggles with disease, loss, poverty, and fear. Another African proverb Those who accomplish great things pay attention to little ones. - Malawi

The Ssejinja Children’s Foundation is trying to make a difference. When asked about the organization’s purpose, the founder David Ssejinja said “Even beyond primary grades, the Ssejinja Children’s Foundation is helping educate Uganda, giving the children a bright future. Education is the key to success. ”

Whatever your reasons for giving, I expect that the you will likely experience these same kind of emotions at the Sunrise Over Africa fundraiser and silent auction. See below for a list of Silent Auction items.*

The event is in Park City Saturday April 20, 2013 from 5:30 to 9pm at 1155 Quarry Mountain Lane. This charitable event is designed to raise money for the children in Africa. The proceeds go to building a new orphanage school in Ggenda Village, Uganda, Africa. The event is sponsored by Hank Louis and the Gigaplex Foundation.

Sunrise Over Africa

Hampton Inn & Suites, 6609 N. Landmark Drive Park City 
(next to Tanger Factory Outlet Stores) (map)

Live Auction…7pm                           Dance…6 & 8pm

Entertainment provided by African Dance Group
No entrance fee – proceeds go to building a new 
orphanage school in Ggenda Village, Uganda, Africa

Reservations…Please contact Anjee

Phone 435-649-4661       Text: 435-640-0203
Email: office@gigaplexdesign.com

*Silent Auction Items:

• African Carved Wood Crafts
  
• African Elephant Wood Carvings
  
• Hand-carved Wooden Zebra Mask
  
• African Wood Tribal Mask
  
• African Prints of Lion, Tiger, Hippo, Giraffe
  
• African Wall Mask of Zebra & Leopard
  
• African Women Heads
  
• African Animal Chess
  
• African Big Drums
  
• Carved Elephants
  
• Masai Statues
  
• Masai Masks
  
• Handmade Bags
  

And More to Come!

For those unable to attend this event, donations can be made at www.ssejinja.org

Wisdom is like a baobab tree; no one individual can embrace it (African Proverb) 

Together, all things are possible.