Gather Together Global Outreach (G2G) seeks to honor God by impacting the lives of people and the communities we serve. Serving People with a consistency to make a positive, productive and progressive transformation in lives.
G2G’s vision is a world of liberty, peace, prosperity, justice and equality in which human suffering is alleviated holistically; basic needs are met and rights are respected.
G2G seeks to achieve its vision by impacting the lives of people and the communities we serve; Serving people with a consistency to make a positive, productive and progressive transformation in their lives... Read More
We want to take people and people groups in the community we “SERVE”, from their current position (or circumstances) to a better position. Regardless of where they are Read More
G2G was founded by Jaggy Singh along with like-minded individuals who desired to see a tangible change in lives of people and communities, worldwide and in rural Tanzania specifically, where the vision was birthed. We work with communities to promote socio-economic development, enhancing holistic human development.
We devotedly serve all people irrespective of religion, ethnicity, nationality, social/economic status or disability as we believe all mankind is created in God’s Image. Since G2G was founded, we have touched numerous lives by implementing various activities. We passionately demonstrate the love of Christ in our lives and work. G2G is a registered Faith Based Organization (FBO) in Tanzania with registration number: Reg. Certificate: #3045 of Jan 27th, 2006. TIN: #106-549- 257 of March 18th, 2008
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Volunteers welcomed to work with G2G. At present, we have opportunities for proposal development, fund raising and organizational capacity development
G2G’s vision is a world of liberty, peace, prosperity, justice and equality in which human suffering is alleviated holistically; basic needs are met and rights are respected.