The document describes Angelo "The Fisherman" Pelonia, a fisherman in the Philippines who struggles to provide for his family due to small catches and cheap equipment. It notes that if Angelo had money to buy better equipment, he may be able to preserve his catch and sell it later. The document shows pictures of Angelo and other fishermen trying to sell their daily catch at the local market before the fish spoils. It suggests that donating money could help Angelo improve his equipment and fishing boat, allowing him to catch more fish to support his family.

1. Angelo “The Fisherman” PeloniaShown above is a group of 12 fisherman ( not all are shown) on their boat fishing for all of their families who are probably sitting at their hut sick and hungry for the food and medicine that the fisherman can not provide because of their small catches and cheap equiptment. Advertised by Tommy King There is no guarantee that Angelo is not fully funded because of his wide spread popularity throughout the countryIf you are one of the people who has not heard of Angelo then you should pay more attention to the people in need and especially Angelo

2. This is Angelo trying to sell his daily catch at the market. If the customers do not come soon then the fish will go bad in the intense heat and humidity of the Philippines, but if he HAD THE MONEY TO BUY BETTER EQUIPTMENT he might be able to preserve the fish to sell at later times.

3. These pictures are of the market and stalls the fish are sold in. Some fishermen like in the top two pictures work together catching and selling their catches so that they can split the profit and make more than the dirt they make alone.

4. A slightly larger than average fishing boat probably located somewhere that has extra money to loan to Angelo but decides that they are too great to actually lend money to someone in need

5. Here are three American boats.

6. The Money (that you need to pay)Angelo will repay a portion of his debt every month for 10 months. Only if YOU decide to take pity on Angelo and his other fellow fishermen. One chance to make change can affect the lives of Angelo and his fishermen friends.