Kadiatou and her husband are expecting their third child together and she is experiencing symptoms of pre-eclampsia, a medical condition characterized by high blood pressure that can develop into a life-threatening pregnancy seizure disorder if left untreated. Mali has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the world. Many causes of maternal death are preventable, including pre-eclampsia, but medical care is difficult to access. Kadiatou faces a financial barrier. Her husband works hard to meet their financial needs, but he is unable to cover her medical costs. For $480, Project Muso will be able to provide life-saving treatment for Kadiatou. Her family prays for the healthy arrival of their new child, and with proper medical care, this is entirely possible.

Margaret is a lovely woman who lives in Kenya. Although Margaret and her husband have always wanted children, she has been unable to become pregnant. She recently discovered it was because she has large uterine fibroids. This condition has caused Margaret to experience severe abdominal pain and swelling, making it difficult for her to walk. Margaret has also become anemic due to bleeding caused by the fibroids. Margaret moved in with her sister when she became ill, but she's now miles away from her husband. Margaret's sister sells vegetables at a local market and cares for her six children. Though she does her best to support her sister, she does not have the money or time to give Margaret the care she needs. For $885, Margaret will receive a total abdominal hysterectomy. This surgery will eliminate Margaret's risk of fibroids and allow her to return home to live with her husband.

Moussa is a 46-year-old farmer who lives with his wife and two children in Mali. He is well-liked in his community, and is known for his dance moves and easy smile. Last year, when Moussa was cultivating his crops, a tree trunk fell on him and wounded his leg. The injury didn't heal properly and it turned into an ulcer. Moussa spent all the money he could spare on medications that were supposed to alleviate his pain. Unfortunately, the medications didn't help, and now, he is unable to walk. In order to make sure Moussa's wound heals properly he will need surgery and proper medication. Moussa needs his mobility to sustain his family and his livelihood. Let's raise $845 Moussa needs for his surgery and help him get back on the dance floor.

Marie is a 25-year-old woman who, like other young adults her age, has great ambitions. She wants to obtain her Masters in Accounting, advance in her career, marry, and have children. She has experienced some setbacks in her pursuit of these goals, however, due to symptoms caused by her illness. Marie has a thymoma, a rare but curable cancerous tumor on her thymus, a small organ located in the upper chest. Marie's thymoma causes her chest pains, shortness of breath, trouble sleeping, and difficulty with any sort of physical exertion. As a result of her condition, she lost her job as an accountant at a bank. She and her mother are naturally very worried about her condition, but say they draw on strength from each other as well as their faith. Project Medishare has stepped in to help and would like to provide Marie with radiation therapy. For $1500, she can receive the treatment she needs to be pain free and resume normal activities -- like going back to work and finishing school!