St. Paul’s Foundation

Rainbow Caribbean site focuses on LGBTQ rights
We freed 3 gay men from prison
Donors, activists free gay man from Cameroon prison
Graphic for the fundraising campaign for the new Not Alone / Pas Seul project in northern Cameroon.
If you help, we’ll feed imprisoned victims of homophobia
Pride Walk marcher. (Photo courtesy of Pride Walk)
Please join the struggle for LGBT rights
Generous donors paid for this supplementary food and hygiene items which will have to last for two months for three gay prisoners in Cameroon: rice, detergent, pasta, packets of peanuts, cooking oil, sugar, anti-septic soap, bags of tomatoes, tapioca, bleach, shrimp flavor cubes, salt and toilet paper. (Photo by AJFG)
We need $50 to feed gay victims of Cameroon’s homophobia
Messages (and a little money) needed for 3 victims of homophobia
Food purchased for gay Muslim prisoners in northern Cameroon. (Photo courtesy of AJSG)
Generous readers donate to feed 3 gay Muslim prisoners
Protesters at Pride Walk carried flags of 73 nations with anti-homosexuality laws. The Erasing 76 Crimes blog helped to identify those countries and gay-rights activists who deserved recognition for their work there. (Photo courtesy of Pride Walk)
Gay rights: We did much in 2018, we’ll do more in 2019
Graphic for the fundraising campaign for the Not Alone / Pas Seul project in Yaoundé, Cameroon.
Our readers’ success: 3 gay prisoners fed (then freed)
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Click on the image to provide food for 3 emaciated prisoners whose only crime is being gay.
Generosity of this blog’s readers has fed gay prisoners in Cameroon
Click on the image to provide food for 3 emaciated prisoners whose only crime is being gay.
Generous donors let us feed victims of Cameroon homophobia
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