Feed My Starving Children Delegation Arrives
Feed My Starving Children representative, Patty Kleve, and friend Denise Spanbauer spent two weeks with PEN Trust visiting elders and families that had benefitted from the food we received from FMSC.
Patty and Denise spent two weeks traveling around the central regions of Tanzania. Most of their time was spent in Singida visiting sites and people that have received food and helping in the distribution of more as well. 
One place they wanted to visit was the large village of Sefunga where we had fed 3, 287 people and they had read the article Andrea had written for the FMSC newsletter. You can read this article on the FMSC website. Unfortunately when we arrived the village was virtually empty because everyone was in town to see the then President William Mkapa who was visiting Singida town.
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In Dodoma, we distributed food to Pastor Issac Makanta as well as the kindergarten students to supplement their meals of porridge.
We brought 100+ year old Bibi Yohanna a new kitenge (large piece of cloth that can be wrapped by itself or made into clothing) and she gave her appreciation back to Mungwe with a traditional form of love bites in the palm of his hand.
We also distributed food to fifteen elders in the village of Kinyeto. Mungwe is explaining the food to an elderly blind woman, Nya Moghu, who had recently taken her first car trip to come and meet Mungwe in Dodoma.
Mungwe accepts a traditional drink from Uncle Mohammed’s family on behalf of the guests.
Mohammed’s family had fun with Denise’s long, straight blonde hair comparing it to their own.
Ambayuu is a mute man who is a single father of four small children.
Mungwe giving food to Bibi Juma and Bibi Jumanne.
Mama Yasinta is a widow with three small children.
Mr. and Mrs. Juma Mwekwa were so thrilled to see all the guests coming up their path bringing gifts of food which was just in time.
Mzee Ramadan had just recently had a stroke when we arrived with food. He was so very thankful for the gift. He said they had not eaten in two days.