Monrovia : Grant Will Aid Ethiopians
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World Vision, a Christian international relief and development agency, has received a $100,000 Mobil Corp. grant for aid to Ethiopia.
The money will help the Monrovia-based agency provide food, agricultural supplies and health assistance to 400,000 Ethiopians this year, World Vision president Robert A. Seiple said.
The nonprofit agency has more than 6,400 aid projects in over 90 countries.
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