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expanding timeline
2008 — GFA Prints First Christmas Catalog. In 2020 over 142,000 families were helped through income-generating or quality-of-life gifts.
2008 — GFA Prints First Christmas Catalog. In 2020 over 142,000 families were helped through income-generating or quality-of-life gifts.
2009 — Dr. K.P. Yohannan releases his book No Longer a Slumdog, highlighting the suffering of children in Asia and the hope many are discovering through GFA World’s Bridge of Hope Program. Brother Manja is released. In 2000, Brother Manja, a GFA worker, was sentenced to 20 years in prison after being falsely accused of murder.
2010 — GFA World Compassion Services teams hand out emergency food packets to victims of natural disasters in Sri Lanka, India and Bangladesh.
2011 — GFA World helps to open widow-care centers for abandoned widows, which includes income-generating gifts, vocational training, clothing, and other basic essentials.
2014 — GFA World releases the feature-length documentary “Veil of Tears,” which focuses on how GFA women’s ministry is helping women escape poverty, illiteracy, slavery, and disease.
GFA World relocates its headquarters to Wills Point, Texas, USA.
2015 — GFA World responds to Nepal earthquake.
2017 — GFA World workers organize 1,245 medical camps that provide free medical exams and free medicine and vitamins.
2018 — Mission Support Team launched
2020 — American Lawsuit settled
2020 — GFA World helps 2 million in Asia during the COVID-19 pandemic.
2021 — GFA World expands into Rwanda, Africa.
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