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PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL, ECONOMIC AND HEALTH CARE AS*ISTANCE TO AFGHAN FAMILIES. VolunteerMatch and Trust in Education believe everyone should have have then opportunity to make a difference. For many, helping others is the most rewarding work they do.  As the web’s largest volunteer engagement network, serving over 100,000 nonprofits, 150 network partners and 13 million annual visitors, VolunteerMatch makes it easy for good people and good causes to connect.. EDUCATE A MIND, AND CHANGE THEIR WORLD: OUR LATEST PROJECT WITH KHAN ACADEMY. education accessible to all? One solution is to provide free educational software on the internet. This is the vision of Sal Khan, Afghanistan’s public school system and most Afghan families don’t have computers. Nor can they afford access to the internet. Even if they could, the Khan Academy videos are in English. Our solution: Provide translated educational videos and material offline. Read Excuse us for tooting our own horn, but it was recently announced that Jack Howell, TIE’s Solar Oven Project Director, has brought a singular honor to TIE — the prestigious 2015 Energy Globe Afghanistan Award “Budd MacKenzie’s book is more than a chronicling of his extraordinary humanitarian efforts in Afghanistan since 2003 – which my foundation has been proud to support.  Budd’s book is a pas*ionate cry against apathy and its insidious power.  It is a call goodwill and moral urgency, bravely challenges ordinary Americans to join the struggle against poverty and human suffering.  He asks us to not forget that millions inside war-wracked Afghanistan, especially children and women, remain marginalized, brutalized, and in need of education, work, food, shelter.  He asks that we give something of ourselves to those who, as the fable goes, suffer the most and cry out the least.  Not only because it is needed, or the right thing to do.  But because, as Winston Churchill put it, you make a living by what you get. You make a life by what you give.  Budd MacKenzie has made himself quite a life.”