Hi Big Brother,
It is great to see that your vision is growing, and that we are all on the same page…I believe that there are synergies between our foundations that we will explore for the development of Sierra Leone.
Take care and give me a nudge when you can…
best regards,
Andrew Benson Greene
CEO/Founder
B-Gifted Foundation
www.bgiftedfoundation.blogspot.com

i must say a big thank you for your effort towards friendsacross the world. continue doing your good work and i hope i can reward you some day

I love the ^page so cary go my dear.

I live by the philosophy that everything happens for a reason. I was playing around on google I put in my last name and this popped up. I am very very supportive of what you are doing to trying to do to make someones life a little bite brighter. I go to a boarding school in Hershey, Pa. And it is a school for families with low incomes and coming from bad backgrounds. Here they give us so much support to change the world and make things better. And I look at the Seisay Foundation for a way for me to change someones life. I think that I may have a spiritual connection to the “Seisay Foundation”. My father is from Sierra Leone and he is always pushing me to do my best. If there is anyway that I could help with this, make people aware please feel free to contact me at my email (contact details removed for the poster’s safety)

Keep up the great work that you do.

Keep it up!! There is a future behind your mission. Children deserve love and a brighter future full of hope.

My brother, I am always proud of your work and focus to make a difference in our motherland Sierra Leone. Indeed your dreams and present cause to help children and youth is a true mission. Never give up, because the eyes of God is upon you daily.
Some us who had first-hand experiences of the war in Sierra Leone will always be happy for those who extend a helping hand to the children and youth of battered nation.
The war is over, but the healing will take time, especially for some us who lost our dear parents. God will certainly judge those who brought such massive death and suffering on innocent civilians in our beloved country.

heirs of god romans 8:17 colossians 1:12 ephesians 1:11 14,18 1peter 1:3–4

We met Ndidi Cathy Cramer , at my Dr. appointment and was so impressed by her love, passion and dedication to her work at “Friends Across”…
We are of jewish fate and went through very tough times , understanding the need and support for this noble cause…Will be happy to help your efforts Cathy!

Mr. Youngman, although I don’t know you, but I am highly impressed with initiative and efforts. Being in it (I do mean Development work) over the years I know it is a very difficult thing. I really hate an elaborate media-hype, but I can assure your motivation deserves such attention to teach our peer-Africans in the diaspora that it is only them who can develop their continent, and its no body else but they. Please stay focus on the course and keep up this good work so that others might imitate and follow the trends of your footpath. Development work is very heavy and demanding commitment but it really gives one the true inner-satsifation.

A true patriot. I am so impressed Keep it up!!! you will surely get the reward from GOD

I am really impressed by the hard work you are doing. Congratulations.

My name is Salifu Kamara, a Sierra Leonean representative for YGA at the United Nations Headquaters in New York.
I am very much impressed with the possitive work you are doing to promote the affairs of young persons in Sierra Leone. Please contact me at: salifuyga2008@yahoo.com for detailed conversation. I hope to hear from u again.
In-peace

Salifu

I’m impressed with the work that you are doing for our people back home. Thinking about and helping the helpless and hopeless, does not go unrewarded. May God bless and prosper all your endeavors. Best wishes. — Roland

Hi.
I found your Website by Yahoo!
And I wish you the best you can get,
the peace of God through Jesus Christ.

Welcome to visit my Site.

Allan Svensson, Sweden

What does hinder the Antichrist to appear?
What is the Restrainer?

Matthias, I am extremely impressed. Keep up the good work.

Matthias you are doing a wonderful job. As a member of “Global Family/Peace Links”-Kenema, now based in Canada, I am proud of your work. Keep steping forward to make positive a change.
Alpha Shaw
alpshawtec@hotmail.com

“God is opposes the proud ,but gives grace to the humble.”And the Lord is our help and joy that be humble and godly men with witness to Jesus and his weapons and light with use of power of God in Christ,pray for blessed blessed revival soon,thanks and bless and hope, keijo sweden

Keep up the good work.

I am presently residing in South Africa after serving as a UNV-Specialist in South-East Asia.
I taught Pysics at St. Edward’s Secondary School from 1986–1990.
If there is any lost friend or ex-student of mine trying to contact me, please do so.
desmondmacauley@yahoo.com

My husband and I have been together for three years. We have a one year old with one on the way. He was born and raised in Sierra Leone and came to America as a refugee in 2000. He has never met his mother nor his father so now that we are having children I can see how much it torments him. The story that has been told is that his sixteen-year-old mother had him out of wedlock with one of the Peace Core volunteers. I have touched the scar where he was stabbed and left to die because he was born light-skinned, mixed with two different races. There are other things that have happened in Sierra Leone that he just can’t talk about. I try to get him to talk to me, but he can’t. Only once, in a whisper, he told me of the burned bodies that he has seen with his own eyes. I’m reaching out here because I don’t know what else to do. He needs counseling, but where do we turn? Who do we go to? Why did this happen to so many people? When does the pain stop haunting us all?

I am overwhelmed by the kind of activities you are engaged in.Please keep up the good work

Hi Bro,
I am not personally surprised @ the successes you have scored so for in and out of Sierra Leone. You have done so much that you need to be highly acknowledged for your humanitarian assistance. Your cosistent strives have led you so far. Please do not relent and always get it @ the back of your mind that God is on your side. Thanks.

Rejoice and see how great are our Jesus in all people and men,so beautiful love that still today can all find Jesus and be healed and set free from bondage,let us help them,pray for blessed revival soon.Thaks and bless and hope.keijo sweden

Matthias, your efforts and achievments are greatly commendable, to say the very least. I had no idea of what greatness I was encountering when we met. I’d only heard a little about “what you do” before I met you, but it served no justice to what I’ve beheld here. You are extremely humble, but your reward shall be great. I look forward to learning more about your endeavors and lending myself to support your cause in the near future. May God bless you tremendously.

~angela

When I read your story it was very touching. It’s good see that you didn’t forget where you came from and that you are helping make a difference in Sierra Leone. May God continue to guide, protect and bless you in your endeavors. Your in my prayers!.

I have read your story and I am very impressed with all of the accomplishments that have taken place in Sierra Leone. I encourage you to keep up the good work and fight to help the children and people of your Country.

I hadn’t been on your website for awhile and what a great job you did and what a wonderful improvement from your previous. You are always in our prayers Matthias and we love you very much. I was thrilled to see that they had elections in Sierre Leone yesterday and maybe, just maybe, you can go home for a little while to see firsthand. The dear Lord is definately answering a lot of prayers and they have all been initiated by your organization and you Matthias. God bless you always and forever and may our dear Lord’s PEACE be with you and yours always.

You’ve always been a role model since I’ve known you, and I know for sure your smart little boy will follow your footsteps. Keep it up!
London, UK

Hi Matthias,
I always knew you had a lot of potentials in you.
Please lets stay in touch.
Cheers,
Charlo
Bern, Switzerland

I admire your Mission and Vision statements. It’s good that you have sensed this; and you are doing quite a good job with youth projects already established in Freetown, Kenema, and Makeni. I am really happy and impressed in your job. Keep it up---the Sky is your limit.

You are doing a really great job. It’s great that there are people like you who are able to help in this way.

I was moved and touched by your program. Thank you very much.

It is interesting to note the value that lies in the social justice programme you undertake for young people, especially the children in Sierra leone.You have a remarkable sense of committment to your people and an unquestionable regard for social justice.I am particularly impressed with your educational projects in Freetown, BO and Kenema.It is an unprecedented opportunity for your people. God bless you.

Hello Matthias: Hope you remember. I am “Dumbs”, your former colleague teacher at Prince of Wales School, Sierra Leone. I am really impressed with your work and marvel at your continued inspiration to work with, and for impoverished children. Keep it up! I have no doubt that you would continue to touch the lives of many young people in Sierra Leone and others in the diaspora.

I like what you stand for. Keep up the great work!

Hi Matthias,

Thanks so much for speaking at Marquette last night. It’s great to watch a movie, but it was far better to be educated about what’s going on by someone who’s actually been there. I really appreciate you coming to talk to us, hopefully news will continue to spread and people will be moved to help!

Great work, may God bless you in all you’re doing.

~sarah

Matthias, my name is Benjamin. We attended Marquette together for a while. I am a second year law student. I first met you at JUSTICE. We would run into one another from time to time, but never had a chance to really talk. My focus in Law is international humanitarian law. This semester I am producing a research paper on child soldier reintegration. I heard you speak at the Blood Diamond showing, and was excited to know you are working on the same thing. I would love to know more about your work on reintegration, the pros and cons of the methods you have encountered, and some of your own approaches to reintegration. I developed a theory of reintegration and would love to discuss it with you.

It was great seeing you again. Please feel free to check out the University ministry page at MU to get a picture of me…I hope the face will be more familiar than the name. Blessings with all your work.

Benjamin S.

May the road rise to meet you, may the wind be always at your back, and may God continue to protect, guide, and bless you. I will continue praying for you. God bless you for your good work.