Archive - Past Missions, Projects and News
Natasha Kubik goes to India in January 2011 with LifeNets sponsorship. (posted March 12, 2011)
The story of the LifeNets Izabal Project on the Atlantic side of Guatemala from 2003-2006. Jon and Barbara Brightman from Chicago helped many children with shoes, school supplies and school fees. The Izabal project also helped with projects in other parts of Guatemala
LifeNets helps with outdoor cooking stove project with Rotary. Indiana student supervises the building of 20 of these stoves for impoverished families in Honduras. (posted October 31, 2007)
Arielle Falardeau is Youth Corp Volunteer who served in Ghana from August 10-20, 2007. Her trip was sponsored in part by LifeNets. Read about her experiences.
Wendy Jacobs from Seattle, Washington on Operation Smile mission in Morocco. LifeNets helped sponsor her trip. See more photos and story about the mission.
Tsunami Rebuilding (March - December 2005)
Help for Katrina victims (September - December 2005)
"A Van for Cale and Annalee" (posted April 18, 2005)
In separate fundraisers, converted vans for mobility are provided for quadriplegic in South Africa and a man suffering from multiple sclerosis in Minnesota (posted October 12, 2004)
July 12, 2004 meeting with Counterpart founders-- Stan Hosie and Betty Bryant
Matthew Rusike Home for orphans in Zimbabwe (posted November 1, 2002)
LifeNets Helps With Shipment of Children's Books for East Timor through Bruce and Jeanette Dean of Sydney, Australia (February 13, 2002)
Manhattan Project -- Helping 911 Victims
China 2000: Youth Mission to Beijing and Shanghai March 2000
Russia 1999: Indiana Delegation to Russia with First Lady Judy O'Bannon
Ukraine 1999: Optical, Dental and Medical Mission to Western Ukraine
Hoosiers for Honduras (helping Hurricane Mitch victims in 1998-1999)
Emajõe Kool, a school for handicapped children in Tartu, Estonia (1998-2000)
Crisis in Tajikistan - helped to relocate Christians from Islamic oppression to Ukraine in 1997-1998
NEWS 2003
LifeNets is dedicated to bringing helping hands to needy areas of the world. Our desire is to provide as much effective assistance as we can. We have appreciated the relationships with other groups such VOSH (Volunteer Optometrists Serving Humanity), dentists, medical doctors and interested parties who have volunteered their time.