Waves of Change
When I was younger and throughout adulthood, my father was in and out of the prison system. My parents divorced when I was young and when my mother left, we had nothing. At this time, I was just over 1yr old - she relied upon God and the kindness of others to supply clothes for me. She was willing to sacrifice financial stability, as long as it meant protecting me, her son.
We were homeless for a short time before another single mother took us in and allowed us to live with her...without ever meeting either of us in person. We showed up with our belongings on our backs. It was a small 2 bedroom duplex - my mom moved into her bedroom, and I with her son. She gave up her privacy, and gained two strangers. We lived with them happily as a two family household, until I turned 18...
You see, there is nothing more powerful than kindness through self-sacrifice. And luckily, I had people in my life who displayed that example.
To say it's "important" for our business to help others is an understatement. What good is the value of success, when one's neighbor is drowning in need? This is why we give back in small ways, and also why we include you in the process.
Below are children from Rwanda Africa who we sponsor, using revenues collected from your purchases. We pay for their schooling, books, and expenses to further improve their quality of life and chances of success. My team and I would like to personally thank you for supporting our brand as we continue to grow, and lend a helping hand to others along the way.
Genuinely, thank you.
Daniel CEO/Founder & Team Ocean
Meet Divina
Divina is a 17 year old from Rwanda, Africa.
Organics Ocean now pays for her tuition and books.
Meet Janet
Janet is a 19 year old from Rwanda, Africa.
Organics Ocean now pays for her tuition and books.
Meet Abatesi
Abatesi, age 16, from Kigali, Africa.
She's really into playing tennis.
Meet Mahoro
She's 20, from Kigali, Africa.
Her favorite subject is English and she wants to become a teacher.
Meet Mugisha
He's 17, from Rubavu, Africa.
He's all about playing soccer and wants to learn how to fly.
Meet Niyigena
She's 13, from Rubavu, Africa.
Lilliane lives in the Africa New Life sponsorship community of Rubavu, close to the border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Families in this lush and tropical area face material poverty and food insecurity, and the region has dealt with prolonged instability because of tensions over the border.
Meet Mugisha
He's 17, from Rubavu, Africa.
David lives in the Africa New Life sponsorship community of Rubavu, close to the border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Families in this lush and tropical area face material poverty and food insecurity, and the region has dealt with prolonged instability because of tensions over the border.
Meet Kirezi
She's 10, from Rwanda, Africa.
Phionah lives in the Africa New Life community of Karangazi in the northeast corner of Rwanda. The families in this region are mainly those who fled Rwanda during periods of ethnic violence in the 1950s-1990s and have since returned. Low literacy rates and significant material poverty affect students + here.
Meet Kayitesi
She's 14, from Kigali, Africa.
Jackline lives in the Africa New Life community of Kayonza, east of the capital Kigali. The town is a major transport hub between Kigali and the borders with Uganda and Tanzania. Most families in the area struggle to find consistent work.
Meet Mugiraneza
He's 15, from Nyagatare, Africa.
Jordan lives in the Africa New Life sponsorship community of Nyagatare. Africa New Life began serving in Nyagatare in 2023. Sponsored students in this community attend local schools. New Life Bible Church in Rwanda is planting a local church in Nyagatare.
