Tom Corson Is An Alabama Bright Light, Shining A Better Way For The World’s Needy

By Karim Shamsi-Basha

Unlike most 10-year-olds in this country, Tom Corson grew up in a thatched-roof hut with dirt floor amid the indigenous people of Bolivia. He had to walk to the river every day to get water and then watch his parents boil it. His toys were sticks and rocks, and his passion from a young age was all about helping people.

Corson’s parents, Ken and Sarah, began teaching the locals how to sustain their communities, and Servants in Faith & Technology (SIFAT) was born. They wanted to establish something that would outlive them.

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