Malawi HIV/AIDS orphans and US students connect

The aim of the Pangaea project was to make a difference in the lives of the students in the US and the orphans of HIV/AIDS crisis in Malawi.

A Furnace Brook Middle School student wrote:
"I have really sat back and looked at how lucky I am at what I have, compared to
those orphans. Isa has really changed me and I hope he does so to others."

A Malawi orphan wrote:
“I am Eglita, 6 years old. I will think about you every day of my life.”

"For me to hear these words from the students has made the Pangaea Project a success"
Isa Ebowe, President

We wish to extend our heartfelt appreciation to all who worked hard to make the Pangaea Project come to fruition, especially the following groups and individuals:

The orphans of HIV/Aids crisis in Malawi for giving us access into their lives and sharing their individual experiences with us.

Furnace Brook Middle School students especially the Malawi council members and leadership.

Mr. Alfred Makein
(Furnace Brook Middle School Principal)

Mr Matt Meehan
(Science teacher and FBMS Pangaea Project Coordinator)

Furnace Brook Middle School PTO

John Warner
Director of Public Affairs
US Embassy, Lilongwe

Rev Fr Vincent Makwakwa
St Patrick Catholic Church, Lilongwe

Rev Fr Nyirenda
(Jesuit – Lilongwe)

Rev Fr Ehi Omorangbon
(Jesuit – East Asia)

Malawi Local volunteers:
Rommy Makwakwa
(President Canterio International, Malawi Chapter)

Richard, Yupik and Joseph
(Field work and camera men)

Members of the Malawi Press Corps

All who contributed financially to Canterio International