
The Perrys: A Home for a Visually Impaired Family
When the Plankanation met the Perrys in 2020, the family had walls - but barely. Donors stepped in to build, paint and fully furnish a house they could finally call safe.
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When the Plankanation met the Perrys in 2020, the family had walls - but barely. Donors stepped in to build, paint and fully furnish a house they could finally call safe.

A young single mother and her son moved into a finished home in 2020 - orange walls, white goods, and the quiet dignity of a place that's truly theirs.

In 2021 donors rebuilt a two-storey home for orphan children and the grandparents raising them - a roof that turned a struggling household into a future.

Quame, a visually impaired single father, and his young son were handed the keys to a freshly painted blue home in 2021 - built and furnished by donors he had never met.

Avagaye walked across the NCU stage in 2024 as a fully qualified nurse - her tuition and subsistence carried, semester after semester, by the Plankanation.

All the way to Canada - Uhraine earned his Accounting diploma from NorQuest in 2024, then took first place at the Western Canada Accounting Case Competition.

From a poor background to a white coat - Shadrach graduated from UWI as a medical doctor in 2024, his tuition shouldered by a community that believed in him.

Keronique graduated UWI with an MBBS in 2024 - every textbook, every meal, every rent payment underwritten by donors who'll never know her name.