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August 30, 2007

To: United States, Catholic Charities, Canadian and International Sponsors, Supporters, Donators and Developers:

Dear Fellow Constituents

We are a 501-(c3) organizations and any gifts given to this organization is tax deductable we are requesting assistance in donations. We are also running a dollar campaign.

Please send your tax deductible donations to:

From Stepping Stone Ministries

Director of Human Services

Apostle Stephanie Presbery

P. O. Box 34195

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19101

Email: rpresbery@aol.com

(215) 985-1612 (267) 939-1436

501 (c) (3) Group Ruling G. E. N. 3317

EIN# 02-0805301

This is the cost to run the children’s orphanage in Kenya for one year. This cost will also cover the HIV/AIDS family outreach field program. We are requesting from Catholic Charities a donation of one of their buildings in Kenya. In addition, will The Catholic Diocese consider renting one of their buildings for half praise in return for the up keep of that building? The building will be used for the orphanage and the outreach program. Stepping Stone Ministry will accept all donations to help with the program.

$21,450.00

Stepping Stone Ministry’s mission is to help people in need without discrimination. We want to enhance the quality of life for persons served. We would like to restore honor, integrity and respect to persons in need. We believe that resiliency is possible for all people, therefore all people no matter what religion, nationality, race, color, sexuality or creed, has the ability to bounce back from all forms of human tragedy and trauma. God has implanted natural resiliency in the spirit of ever human person on earth.

PLEASE NOTE: Through a written correspondence with Sister Anne Mancini O. S. F. from Sisters of Saint Francis, 701 North Rodney Street, Willington, Delaware, 19805. Sister has expressed a correction in her field of ministry. Therefore, this is the correction and we apologize to Sister Mancini, because she did not just minister in orphanages only. Sister Mancini spent eighteen years in three countries, Kenya eight and half years, Zambia six and half years, and the Dominican Republic nearly three years. Sister Anne Mancini worked as a teacher, and a pastoral worker in visiting homes, hospitals and villages and as a religious educational advisor in sixty-three public schools assisting the teachers and everyone else in need including other clergy etc.