SCI Bell Family Blue Bag

In memory of Amy Bell

Humanitarian Services to people and communities worldwide is a major objective of the SCI Foundation. In 2015 the Bell family joined with the SCI Foundation in support of their Humanitarian Services program by making a major funding commitment to what is now known as the Bell Family Blue Bag – “Pay It Forward” initiative. It is the goal of this program to make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate throughout the world.

Bell Family Blue Bags in memory of Amy Bell
Bell Family Blue Bags in memory of Amy Bell
Bell Family Blue Bags in memory of Amy Bell
Bell Family Blue Bags in memory of Amy Bell

Pay it Forward

SCI Chapters, individual SCI members, church groups as well as groups of school children or scouts fill these Blue Bags with much needed school and medical supplies, clothes and food items as well as playground items for the children. The contents of these bags may include medical, educational, and other relief supplies, or clothing and toys.  SCI members, fellow hunters and their friends, who are traveling to the hunting and safari destinations of the world, will take these Blue Bags and distribute these much needed items to children and families all over the globe. These “humanitarians”, with the support of their outfitters and friends, will deliver the contents of these bags directly to schools, clinics, churches, orphanages as well as to teachers, doctors, caregivers and mission workers to use in support of all those in need.

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Through this program the Bells join with hunting families and their friends all over the world to promote a “Pay It Forward” spirit for the benefit of those less fortunate and to improve the quality of life worldwide

In memory of Amy Bell

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What can I put in a blue bag?

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Food Supplies
Clothing and blankets
Medical Supplies
Educational material
Toys and sweets
Money
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2 months ago
🇿🇲 During a recent trip to Zambia, the Amy Bell Charities leadership team made a visit to the Chainda Community Center to meet the newest group of "Amy's Angels". It was a very busy day as our group delivered Bell Family Blue Bag supplies for the Youth Resource Center, organized a distribution of the WaSPP kits (washable sanitary pads project) by our associates from Nyimba Foundation and the NPAC association of UK, and also checked on the progress of a major new addition to the Chainda Youth Resource Center Building being funded by Amy Bell Charities. 💙

We were so blessed to meet this newest group of "Amy's Angels" at the ChildFund Zambia Youth Resource Center in Chainda Zambia. In addition to meeting this wonderful group of young leaders in this Resource Center we made time to deliver a Bell Family Blue Bag that included a lengthy list of teaching and educational supplies along with multiple board games, recreational items and other items. 🖍️📖🧩 These items will support not only the after school programs and leadership training programs, but will also support the sewing center program as well as the butchery program that all take place in this center. 👏🏻💙

In addition to these Blue Bag items our leadership team also hosted a distribution of the WaSPP kits to several young women who are involved in the programs of this wonderful Community Resource Center. 💃🏼 This distribution of these washable sanitary pad kits will continue over the next several weeks and months as we use this resource center to coordinate the WaSPP pad distribution in multiple schools in this Chainda district.
It is our goal to empower all the young women in this district by enabling them to maintain a full-time school schedule and provide them with an equal opportunity at their upper school education. 🏫🫶🏾

Safari Club International Foundation Johan van der Watt Larry J Bell Ellen Bell Nancy Springfield Bayouth Darren Simpkins

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