| 1986 |
Stephen Keel trip to Haiti
leads to sense that poverty is too deep to repair. |

Complete Lack of Faith |
| 2001 - May |
A Proverb A Day is launched in
Les Cayes, Haiti to teach the Wisdom of Solomon and English as a second
language. |

Hope is kindled |
| 2001 - November
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First Contact With
Radio Encounter International
Michael Escalante is moving in fulfillment of visions
the Lord gave him 40 years ago. He has been the source of nearly every
significant contact made in the Spanish speaking world. |

Michael Escalante - President |
| 2002 - February |
An exploratory trip to the
mountains of the Dominican Republic births the
Backyard Agriculture Concept
Paul Rahill championed
this project and found the $100,00o used to finance it. |

Lets Get The Pigs Off the Street |
| July 2002 |
50 families in the
Dominican Republic receive Backyard Agricultures |

Grateful Family |
| 2003 - February |
Gary Gaddy joins the work
with ideas about rebar, domes and discarded billboards
Gary is the principle partner providing leadership,
financial support and creative insights. |

Gary Gaddy, Phd. |
| May 2003 |
ENICCE
Conference in Acapulco Creates interest and important contacts are made.
Radio Encounter sponsorship is established.
Samuel has provided energy and real help in Mexico
City. Without his dedication, we could not proceed nearly as effectively. |

Samuel Ortigoza - Operations Manager for Radio Encuentro Internacional
Mexico |
| July 2003 |
Gary Gaddy, Stephen Keel
and Nuel West travel to Chiapas and doors begin to open. Nuel has
not only acted as a language helper, but he understands it and
communicates it very effectively. |

Nuel West |
| July 2003 |
Presidente Asociaion De
Porcicultores Del Centro Agrees to participate by having his
associates in the Chiapas sell the rural families small pigs and buy them
back when they reach market size. |

Octavio Orantes Pastrana
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| September 2003 |
The pastor of
Pastor of Temple
Victorio Cristiano in Tuxtla, Chiapas identifies 120 families to receive
Rebar Backyard Agricultures |

Andrés Castelazo |
| October 2003 |
Work begins
on e banking website during Stephen and Nancy Keel trip to Mexico City |
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| October 2003 |
Tom
Christenberry from Vermicycle introduces us to the technology of large
scale worm production. |
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| November 2003 |
Barry
Flitcroft from Equip
International reveals the fact that the Lord is causing us to take the
concept of rural development "beyond subsistence!" |
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| May 2004 |
A prototype
Pig/Worm Hoop House, a Family Hoop House and 20 billboards leave for
Chiapas. |
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| August 2004 |
Leopoldo Hernandez Chanona assumes the role
of coordinator of Help For The Hungry Activities in Mexico. |
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| October 2004 |
Ing. Carlos Rivas Infante
completes Spanish language version of the HFTH website.
http://ayudaparaelhambre.org |
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| January 2005 |
Bro. Ibrahim S
Kamara commits himself to the task of bringing HFTH to Africa. His
work experience and vision make him an ideal man for the job. |
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