Mission Grounds Gourmet Coffee Builds a School in China

Released on: December 6, 2007, 6:16 am

Press Release Author: Mission Grounds Gourmet Coffee

Industry: Food & Beverage

Press Release Summary: Mission Grounds Gourmet Coffee, the finest gourmet coffee,
helping children around the world. Mission Grounds has launched a new school in
China.

Press Release Body: Mission Grounds Gourmet Coffee helps children around the world.
Builds schools and orphanages and helps orphans with school and food. Mission
Grounds Gourmet Coffee just announced the construction of a new school in China.

If you wanted to build a new school in China - where and how would you start? What
do you think would be the most difficult part? Well my company Mission Grounds
Gourmet Coffee, www.missiongrounds.com just graded the lot and the school
construction will be the easiest part. We should have the school done in about 100
days - now that the Monsoon season is over. Again the actual construction is the
easiest part.

The most difficult aspects of building a school - 1. Getting the money from the USA
to the remote village where you are building; 2. Getting the Chinese governments
approval 3. Choosing the right village 4. Convincing the villagers you are
completely nuts and getting them to help. And it doesn\'t help you don\'t speak any
Chinese and you truly are at the mercy of the translator. And you hope the
translator is liked by both the village and the government.

Let's start with the money. The average Chinese school will cost you around $20,000
to build for the material; another $15,000 in labor if you can\'t rally the village
into providing the labor for free. So how do you get $20,000 from Atlanta Georgia to
the remote Village of Dhia Soong in the remote village of the Yunnan province? Dhia
is an 8 hour bus ride plus a 4 hour llama ride up the steepest mountains from the
nearest banks in Beijing. It's more money that you can legally carry if you wanted
to fly there and drop it off. I won\'t disclose the how to this because I hop to do
it again in the spring when we start another school. All I can say is there are some
Chinese ladies I trust a whole lot who are sleeping tonight with $20,000 buried or
hidden somewhere in their house - the mud shacks with dirt floors. Holding $20,000
when they will make about $200 for the year. At least I know they love their
children of the village more than they love money. At least that's my prayer every
night.

The Chinese government is very proud and admits PROUDLY they don\'t need any help
from anybody - especially from outsiders and especially from Americans.
Unfortunately they are ignoring the remote villages to the West and focusing on
trying to keep the infrastructure up to meet the explosive growth of the East. Throw
the money back where it is coming from. Since the local Chinese government had no
funds to build schools they welcomed us with open arms. Our big goal was to get
their blessing to not only approve us but to accept the new school into their
system; to then provide the books and supplies; to pay the teachers and keep up the
maintains. Amazing they approved it all in one meeting. And we didn\'t mention God
one time - though he was there.

So we decided to build our schools in the poorest villages of Western China. We
decided on the Yunnan Province because it is still a Third world country still
living like its 1000 AD. No civilization here - no modern infrastructure. No money
and no school. The goal each day is to survive - find enough food to make it till
tomorrow. Girls go to school - are you kidding? So we identified 10 villages - all
without schools. And decided to build the first one which agreed to provide the
labor for free.

So we went to the first village of Dhia Song. And got all the villagers to agree to
stop farming and to listen to us. The long and short story - after hours of
disbelief and wanting to know the trick - they agreed to build the school. For FREE>
to provide their labor in shifts so their farms would continue. If we are dumb
enough to give them their money they would be dumb enough to provide the labor. See
how much they need the education.

The lot is graded. The villagers are helping. The Chinese government is watching. As
is Our God. All in disbelief but Him. With Him and everyone rallying together they
will have the school done by the Chinese New Year. And what a celebration it will
truly be.




Web Site: http://www.missiongrounds.com

Contact Details: Boake Moore founded a non profit coffee company called Mission
Grounds Gourmet Coffee http://www.missiongrounds.com/ourcoffee.php It donates all
its profits and proceeds to helping orphans and impoverished children. We currently
are building schools in rural China, orphanages in South America; supporting orphans
in Russia and Africa. And helping homeless children in the United States
www.missiongrounds.com the gourmet coffee, the church coffee, the Costa Rica coffee.

Lets make the world better -

George \"Boake\" Moore

boake@missiongrounds.com
Mission Grounds

Gourmet Coffee

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