Associates of The Fold

Below are links to some of our associates. We are happy to have these organizations working with us. Please take time to visit their web sites and learn how we work in cooperation with them and how all of us benefit by a coordinated joint effort.

Prince Ministries in South Africa are the founders of The Fold.
Paul and Micky Prince have brought their vision to Limpopo in part because of the influence of the assoicates on this page. Thanks for taking a look around.

African Harvest
Harry and Peggy Parham, founders of African Harvest, are dedicated to helping feed the people of South Africa. This started out as a way to help a few families and soon blossomed (no excuses for this pun) into a thriving work with international supporters and more opportunity than they can imagine. Please visit them at www.africanharvest.org.

Emmanuel Homes is a home started by Ivy Hammond. She is dedicated to taking in street children between the ages of 14 and 20. She is an incredible woman with enough stamina to keep up with the children, but enough love to see them through a difficult time of life. These children have worked with us and African Harvest in projects, we hope they continue. See their web site here, or click on logo at right. www.emmanuel-home.org

Aletheia International Mission is a non profit organization started by Stuart and Marilyn Cook. They have been serving South Africa as missionaries for over 40 years. Check their web site here:
www.mission2sa.org.

A World Aware, Inc.

A World Aware/South Africa is a self standing international NPO (060412). The Fold works in cooperation with AWA on several types of projects and we benefit in several ways from their partnership. Please visit their web site (www.awa-sa.org)to see how our working together meets the needs of people in South Africa.
AWA exists to train the world's poor to provife for themselves, and others.

Bushveld Mission is founded by David and Lizette Naude. They run an orphanage and have an outreach ministry to farm schools and other creches in the Limpopo area. Visit their website at www.kids4sa.org.