Thank you for doing the right thing @OldGloryBank , I might just be needing a new Bank! In fact when we set up @Bridge2Liberty nonprofit we’re gonna use your bank.
One year ago today, I watched in complete disbelief as @POTUS confronted Cyril Ramaphosa right here in the White House Oval Office.
I never expected what happened next. I, and many of us, never saw it coming, but it was glorious. A moment etched into each one of us forever. President Trump pulled off the greatest exposé I have ever seen. He dimmed the lights, played the videos of “Kill the Boer, Kill the Farmer” chants, flipped through the reports of death after death, and laid bare the brutal reality of what White farmers in South Africa are facing every single day.
I was shocked to my core. Shocked that a sitting US President would stand up so boldly for us when so many others look away or deny the truth. But more than that, I am deeply grateful. Deeply grateful that President Trump refused to fall for Cyril’s lies and empty denials. Cyril came armed with his White delegation; Steenhuisen, Ernie Els, and Johan Rupert, thinking they could back him up and smooth things over. It didn’t work.
And a special well done to Retief Goosen for his bravery in speaking out about the real challenges White farmers endure; the fear, the attacks, the fences, the murdered friends and family. That took real courage in that room.
That moment breathed new life into White South Africans who have felt abandoned and alone for far too long. For decades we have been gaslit by our own government, ignored by the international community, and left to face the farm murders and expropriation threats in silence. President Trump’s stand shattered that isolation. It reminded us that we are not forgotten, that the truth about the targeting of White farmers can still break through the lies, and that real leadership can put the spotlight exactly where it belongs. It gave us renewed hope, renewed determination, and the strength to keep going.
Thank you, President Trump. You stood for us when our own government wouldn’t. We will never, ever forget it. 🙏 🇺🇸 We will never, ever forget YOU.
🇺🇸 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED — GRANT WRITING & FUNDRAISING SUPPORT
The Incredible Ineligibles Coalition is looking for two USA-based volunteers who can help us turn compassion into practical support.
📝 VOLUNTEER GRANT WRITER
We’re looking for someone who can:
• Research relevant grants and funding opportunities
• Help prepare grant applications
• Develop compelling funding proposals
• Help us identify new sources of support
❤️ GIVESENDGO & FUNDRAISING SUPPORT
We’re looking for someone familiar with U.S.-based fundraising who can help with:
• GiveSendGo campaigns
• Individual assistance requests
• Campaign wording and strategy
• Identifying fundraising opportunities available in the United States
These are volunteer positions. We’re looking for people who genuinely believe in using their skills to help others through extraordinarily difficult circumstances.
You don't need to have all the answers.
But if you bring experience, initiative, compassion, and a willingness to roll up your sleeves and help, you could make a real difference.
“Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.”
— Galatians 6:2
Sometimes helping isn't about having everything to give.
Sometimes it's simply about using the skills you already have to lift someone else's load.
If this sounds like you, or you know someone who may be able to help, please reach out to the Incredible Ineligibles Coalition team. 🇺🇸❤️
Together, we can do more.
#IncredibleIneligibles #WeCanTakeGiants #Volunteer #GrantWriting #Fundraising
This person arrived in America on August 11 hoping for a safe new beginning, the opportunity to work, become independent, and build a future here.
Instead, these first days have been incredibly difficult. After being placed in temporary housing, they encountered unfinished and unsuitable housing, had to move between hotels, and were separated from their belongings while trying to navigate an entirely new system.
They aren't asking for long-term support. They're asking for a bridge to help with transportation, temporary accommodation, food, work clothing, phone costs, moving belongings, and the expenses that come with finding employment and getting established.
They have experience and qualifications in Education and Human Resources, and they have a plan to work and support themselves. They simply need a little help getting from starting over to standing on their own feet.
I'm choosing to lend a helping hand. If you can't donate, please consider sharing their story. Sometimes a share is the connection that changes everything. ❤️🇺🇸
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