• SCHOOL SUPPLIES
  • SHOE CAMPAIGNDistributing shoes to needy students
  • SCHOOL UNIFORMS
  • SCHOOL UNIFORMS
  • DENTALM HYGENE FOR STUDENTSDistributing toothpaste to students
  • STUDENTS
  • WOMEN CENTER
SCHOOL SUPPLIES1 SHOE CAMPAIGN2 SCHOOL UNIFORMS3 SCHOOL UNIFORMS4 DENTALM HYGENE FOR STUDENTS5 STUDENTS6 WOMEN CENTER7
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SHINA, Inc. is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization founded in 2002 based in Maryland.  The word Shina (pronounced sh-EE-na) is derived fbrom the Kiswahili language meaning: "roots" and/or the "thick trunk" of a tree. Through our programs in the United States and Africa, Shina produces a deep rooted foundation for a healthy and strong community.

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