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We suggest you start the Ukunda Schools Project at your school with telling the students what the project is about: raise school supplies and funds for very poor African
schools. We think best way to help is donating money. Rose Anami and Rene de
Vries will personally buy school supplies in Ukunda and / or Mombasa and
deliver it directly to the schools.
We have bad experiences with getting a package from the
harbor of Mombasa (click on the brochure-button to find out more about that -
see text in red square). At the right of this screen are some guidelines if
you decide to ship materials by airmail or boat to Kenya.
You can give background information about the country Kenya. You can use e.g. the section TRAVEL in which we describe the kindness of the people, how the people live, the landscape,
and our adventures during our vacation.
You can give more information about the Kenyan animals and national parks when you read the reports we wrote under section ANIMALS.
Registered participants can use the photos on our website for free for their Ukunda project at school or community. Contact us if you need more photos, maybe we can help you out with it. All the photos on the site are made by Frank and René de Vries and
Danuta Gorzynski.
You can organize several events ... We are very interested in the way you raise money and school supplies for the Ukunda Project, so please, keep us posted! We can publish your stories on this site, have a look at PARTICIPANTS. Click
here for the example of the charity walk
of primary school De Wadden, including sponsor list, powerpoint presentation
and more.
Start collecting school supplies and money, and once the project at your school is over,
then let us know so we can make arrangements for you about how we can get the supplies and money to Kenya. So, keep all the collected items and money with you till your project is over.
Note: if you want to donate money online, then
surf to GSN's Just Give Page,
fill in the donation amount and mention Ukunda Schools Project in the
Designated donation field.
Thank you so much for your help. The students in Ukunda will be very happy with all you send!
Let us know if you want to help us by answering the questions below (red =
required):
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