Join the Newburyport/Bura Alliance.

We have around 200 contributing members, with about 20 active on a regular basis.

To make a tax-deductible contribution, please send a check to:

Newburyport/Bura Alliance
150 Merrimac Street
Newburyport, MA 01950

To participate on a specific project, send a message to the appropriate contact below:

Clinic Project: Sue Crawford

Heifer Project: Nancy Sullivan

Book Project: Ted Van Nahl

HIV/Aids Awareness: Norma Rushton

Members of the Newburyport/Bura Alliance meet the first Sunday of each month at a different host's home in the greater Newburyport area. New members—and visitors—are always welcome! Find out about our activities, and suggest further activities. Contact Chris Bentley for more information on how you can participate!

How can I help Kenyans affected by the recent Political Crisis?

Contribute to Relief Work
www.mamamikes.com
You can buy vouchers through Mama Mike's which will be used to buy relief supplies for the Kenya Red Cross for those in displaced people's camps. Mama Mike's is trustworthy and they have waived their usual service fee. Click on “Buy a shopping voucher”. You can also go to links through Mama Mike's website to small local organizations appealing for assistance.

www.kenyaredcross.org
The Kenya Red Cross is providing the bulk of the assistance to people in internally displaced people's camps throughout the country.

www.imcworldwide.org
International Medical Corps
IMC’s Emergency Response Team is on the ground, conducting rapid health assessments to determine how best to respond to the needs of people both in the Kibera slums and in the Rift Valley, who have had to flee their homes and have been left without income and food. IMC is operating mobile clinics in Kibera, seeing up to 300 patients a day, security permitting.

www.uusc.org,
Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
Donate to: UUSC-UUA Kenya Crisis Fund
UUSC
PO Box 845259
Boston, MA 02284-5259
From UUSC: Urge President Bush to press for a fair election result in Kenya