Board Members

Catherine Benjamin Bovell, N.P.

Diane King Campbell

Georgiana Abisordun Johnson, M.Div., Th.D.

Theodore R. Johnson

Muriel Petioni, M.D.

Eleanor Moody Shepherd, M.Div., Ph.D.

Special Friends

Alex Garfield of Peace of Cloth
and son Liam Williams

Henry “Obai” McCurtis, M.D.

Charlie Jean Salter, Ed.D.

Advisory Committee

Betty Bridges

Nancy Fields, M.Div., D.Min.

Norman Fields

Brenda Harley

Lisa Hsieh, F.N.P.-B.C.

Jean Joseph, C.P.A.

Charles Nnadi, M.D.

Albert George Thomas, Jr., M.D., M.S., F.A.C.O.G.

Special Volunteer Consultants

Valerie Cummings-John, R.N.

Ruth Leah Kauffman, N.P.

Mary MacKlin, N.P.

Pre-Professional Students

Grady MacKlin

Rayana Ebun Johnson

Theodora Femi Johnson

Sia Sam-Sumana

Donations

You may make a donation to WWSL using PayPal. If you have a PayPal account, or would like to set one up, click the button above.

ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE.

You Have a Life to Share

WWSL needs Missioners/Volunteers who can donate their time, share their talents and empower and assist with their treasures. Anyone interested may use the following methods to contact WWSL:

E-mail: [email protected]

Phone: 646-456-3436

Fax: 718-370-0663

Mail: Box 730, New York, NY 10030

Learn More About
Sierra Leone

Click here for MapQuest atlas and Wikipedia facts about Sierra Leone.

Welcome to WWSL1

Because of your donations to WWSL, less fortunate children like those above are able to receive FREE education, FREE uniforms and books, and more at the WWSL Elementary School, Yele.

Because of your donations to WWSL, less fortunate children like those above are able to receive FREE education, FREE uniforms and books, and more at the WWSL Elementary School, Yele.

Former abducted sex slaves can continue to receive FREE medical attention, also thanks to your donations to WWSL.

Former abducted sex slaves can continue to receive FREE medical attention, also thanks to your donations to WWSL.

Our Mission Statement

To educate others about the plight of the less fortunate and displaced in the war-torn country of Sierra Leone, West Africa.

To bring hope to the hopeless so that they too can experience the meaningfulness of life.

To make provisions for the less fortunate and displaced by WWSL’s willingness to assist through various empowerment programs.

To encourage mission-minded persons in the U.S. and overseas with agricultural, art, educational, medical or any empowerment skills, and to travel2 with WWSL Representatives and provide those skills to the less fortunate.