The opportunity to partner with the ministry of Amy for Africa is 
a blessing far beyond our ability to adequately express.
Chris and Amy Compston are shining examples of God’s redemption and love. For many 
years, both struggled with drug and alcohol addiction. On more than one occasion, their lives could have ended. Eventually, they sincerely repented and gave their hearts to God. It was at this point, 
God broke the chains of bondage. His plans for them began to unfold in a remarkable way.
Amy ran in the 2013 Boston Marathon. 21 members of her family attended, and spent the day near the finish line… 20 feet from bomb number one. 
Had Amy finished five minutes slower, her entire family could have been devastated. Upon returning home, she asked Mark Maynard – a dear Christian brother and leader at her church – if he would help her run to raise money 
for missions in Africa.
Over the past three years, Amy for Africa has touched the lives of tens of thousands of impoverished people in remote areas of Uganda. In May 
2015, AFA delivered 26,316 pairs of shoes to children in several villages where soil borne parasites are the second leading cause of disease. In May 2016, AFA led a medical mission of 22 doctors, nurses, and other volunteers to diagnose and treat a variety of prominent ailments in an area of Uganda where nearly 250,000 people have limited access to one doctor. More recently, AFA has been building a school and developing a farm near Jinja. The new AFA school will ultimately serve 1,000 students.
It has been our extraordinary 
privilege to participate in this vital ministry. We are currently working to produce film and video of this amazing young woman and her inspiring story.
With regard to financial transparency, and bang for your buck, we cannot recommend this organization highly enough. Administrative fees are nonexistent. Every dollar donated goes directly into ministry and vital resources to support the AFA outreach. Chris and Amy actually visit and partner with the missionaries and ministries AFA prayerfully chooses to support. AFA has cut off funding to partners who are not good stewards. This first hand, boots on the ground approach ensures that every dollar contributed goes toward expanding God’s Kingdom as efficiently and effectively as possible. You may connect with them directly at: amyforafrica.com