Paint the School - Tokomololo GPS

Liahona Stake has done many projects in Tokomololo. They have mowed and raked the tall tall grass of the playing field next to the school. They have picked up rubbish, cleared brush, and hauled it away as agreed with the town officer. Community members cleaned up the cemetery and reshaped the cemetery mounts. Members and nonmembers worked together to clear the yard for the village water pump. They cleaned the roadside frontage yards to make them look nice as people drive through the village. They now have a desire to paint the GPS, not only to beautiful the school but to make it a more pleasing place for the students to learn.















Liahona Stake now has the desire to paint the GPS in Tokomololo. This school really is in need of painting. The school is on the main road through the village and is seen by all who pass by.

 Liahona Stake Public Affairs approached LDS Charities to help with purchasing paint for the school, in keeping with their goal to "bring the Church out of obscurity". We feel this project is in keeping with our mandate to serve the poor and the needy; this little school is definitely in need of sprucing up. The community, members and nonmembers, worked together to make their school look great.

President Vataniloka Fifita

It is great to see this village making news by cleaning up their area.

They have been in the paper and on TV several times doing the above projects. We were pleased to help provide paint for Tokomololo GPS.



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