Charity Efforts

Our team greatly values giving back to our community, not only locally, but to people in need around the world. Please see some of our most cherised efforts lending a helping hand.

Supporting: Sharon's Day School
Partnership with: International Child Resource Institute
Location: Eastleigh Slums in Nairobi, Kenya
Dates: Ongoing Involvement and Sponsorship Initiated December 2008

3Sixty Integrated has partnered with the International Child Resource Institute in Nairobi, Kenya to support and help Sharon's Day School, a pre-primary school located in one of Kenya's most prominent slum areas. Founded to provide an educational foundation to impoverished children, Sharon's Day School operates on very limited budgets which often times required teachers to work without pay. 3Sixty Integrated has eliminated this problem by funding the salaries of the teaching staff at Sharon's Day School. In addition, our employees coordinate semi-annual donations of school supplies for the children (ages 3-6).

Above: Joseph and Dora Ndesandjo dancing with the school children.

Above: Joseph and Dora Ndesandjo pictured with three members of the Sharon's Day School staff and school children.

Above: Dora Ndesandjo pictured with two school children.

Supporting: Mobile Hospitals for Underpriviledged Families Living in Remote Mountain Villages
Partnership with: Time for Christ Mexico Ministries
Location: State of San Luis Potosi
Dates: December 21 - 30, 2008

3Sixty Integrated partnered with Time for Christ Mexico Ministries by sponsoring two volunteers to participate in the December mobile hospital tour. The mobile hospital tour addressed the needs of underpriviledged individuals living in remote mountain villages in the state of San Luis Potosi. These efforts provided complete medical care including but not limited to medical consultations, x-rays, dental exams, free medications and on-site surgeries (pre-op, post-op and recovery). The mobile hospitals were serviced by doctors, nurses and volunteers from across the U.S. and approximately 1,000 individuals benefited from these efforts.

Above: Min Guilbault and Courtney Shaw volunteering alongside two doctors inside one of the mobile clinics.

Above: Line of individuals waiting to enter the mobile hospital.