Ron Giesbrecht and Nick Frey
Ron Giesbrecht works in Development for Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) raising awareness for the humanitarian and medical relief work done to bring hope and provision to the world’s poorest and most isolated communities using aviation and technology. Nick Frey completed his Commercial Pilots Licence with a diploma from Conestoga College. Nick and his wife Jocelyn have been serving with MAF in the Dominic Republic of Congo since 2011. As a pilot, Nick also served as the Program Manager from 2014-2019. While serving in the Congo, Nick has flown supplies or personnel for Ebola, Cholera, Measles, sleeping sickness, and many others. He’s worked with WHO staff, along with other humanitarian and health organizations through partnerships with MAF. Nick and his family returned to Canada from the DRC in the Summer of 2020. Most recently he served in Honduras for a six week assignment in the aftermath of Hurricanes Eta & Iota, returning home December 23rd Delivering Health Services to Remote Areas – One Plane at a Time Ron and Nick will speak about the important work that Mission Aviation Fellowship of Canada accomplishes. MAF is a Christian, humanitarian, relief and development organization whose mission is to fly light aircraft in developing regions so that people in remote areas can receive the help they need. In addition to providing immediate emergency response in times of crisis or natural disaster, many of MAF’s flights enable crucial work by many development and aid agencies, missions, local churches and other national groups. Because of MAF, medical care, adequate food, clean water and Christian compassion are reaching thousands of men, women and children living in some of the most isolated places in the world. MAF is celebrating 75 years of bringing hope through aviation and flying for life!
Ron Giesbrecht works in Development for Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) raising awareness for the humanitarian and medical relief work done to bring hope and provision to the world’s poorest and most isolated communities using aviation and technology.
Nick Frey completed his Commercial Pilots Licence with a diploma from Conestoga College. Nick and his wife Jocelyn have been serving with MAF in the Dominic Republic of Congo since 2011. As a pilot, Nick also served as the Program Manager from 2014-2019. While serving in the Congo, Nick has flown supplies or personnel for Ebola, Cholera, Measles, sleeping sickness, and many others. He’s worked with WHO staff, along with other humanitarian and health organizations through partnerships with MAF. Nick and his family returned to Canada from the DRC in the Summer of 2020. Most recently he served in Honduras for a six week assignment in the aftermath of Hurricanes Eta & Iota, returning home December 23rd
Delivering Health Services to Remote Areas – One Plane at a Time
Ron and Nick will speak about the important work that Mission Aviation Fellowship of Canada accomplishes. MAF is a Christian, humanitarian, relief and development organization whose mission is to fly light aircraft in developing regions so that people in remote areas can receive the help they need. In addition to providing immediate emergency response in times of crisis or natural disaster, many of MAF’s flights enable crucial work by many development and aid agencies, missions, local churches and other national groups. Because of MAF, medical care, adequate food, clean water and Christian compassion are reaching thousands of men, women and children living in some of the most isolated places in the world. MAF is celebrating 75 years of bringing hope through aviation and flying for life!
This event is part of the Winter 2021 Speaker series.
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