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A 7.9 Magnitude earthquake struck Peru on August 15 of this year. The earthquake flattened homes, buildings and churches in the coastal areas of Peru from the town of Cañete to south of the town of Ica. The devastation extended…

The young Asian woman told me that the Burmese military placed land mines in her family’s rice field. So she fled with her family across the border from Burma to the Thailand border refuge camps. They had no money in…

Thank you to everyone who helped with this most recent KIRF humanitarian relief trip. Our trip was a great success! During this trip KIRF help orphaned children infected with HIV/AIDS, in Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand. KIRF negotiated the final legal…

I traveled to Tanzania this summer to see if we could help with drought relief and deliver school supplies that the acutely underfunded local public schools needed. The trip was in part coordinated through my contacts at the Jane Goodall…

Mission Accomplished! Last month, Mark Kirwin, Co-Founder, returned from a successful trip to Thailand where he established the KIRF tsunami orphan scholarship fund. While in Thailand, he interviewed university officials and met with Senator Mechai Viravaidya, Founder and Chairman of…

“Helping People Help Themselves” sums up best KIRF’s philosophy and method of disaster relief and sustainable development. We aim to develop long-term self-sufficency that enhances natural resources in the communities we assist. Our humanitarian aid is an act of compassion…

Mark Kirwin (co-founder of KIRF) is off to Thailand in a couple of weeks. He will meet with several colleges to see about delivering our educational scholarship funds into a scholarship account for Tsunami Orphans at one of the local…

We learned a lot in post-hurricane Katrina Mississippi about what to expect after a major disaster hits and how to prepare for one. Our generous host, tour guide and local KIRF volunteer James Moore – alderman for the woodsy subburb…

Hurricane Katrina was our next disaster relief commitment eight months after we began Kirwin International Relief Foundation (KIRF) with our first disaster relief project in response to the Andaman Sea Tsunami catastrophe in Thailand. Our inititial goal was modest due…

Our Kirwin Family Roots & Shoots initiated a Holiday Card Exchange in December with several hundred elementary school students affected by hurricane Katrina in Picayune, MS to show to show these kids that kids outside of the hurricane disaster area…
KIRF gets disaster relief, education, and sustainable development support straight to the people who need it, fast and without the overhead. That's only possible because of donors like you.
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