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Nsefu Teacher's house
This house is moving along steadily, the builders have
reached about window level, so are almost halfway through
completion of the building. The teachers at Nsefu opted
for a one 3 bedroom house, rather than two 2 bedroom
houses.
Kapita Classroom block 1x3
Most of the materials have been delivered and the foundation
has been started, we are only for waiting a few more
materials for the project to continue at a brisk pace.
All of the above projects are in good standing
and should be completed before the end of 2007.
September 27, 2007
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Due to recent generous donations we have been able
to start a couple of the 2008 building projects early.
These are the storeroom at Katapilla Community School
and the Volunteers' House at Kawaza Basic School.
Katapilla Storeroom.
Most of the materials have been delivered and are being
stored at a secure location at Kawaza Basic School.
Materials will be transported over daily for construction
of bricks and daily building requirements.
Kawaza Volunteer house
Most of the materials have been delivered and building
has commenced. The foundations are expected to be completed
shortly.
Jo Pope of Robin Pope Safaris extends her thanks
to all the people who have supported the building projects
this year.
For
more information.
See Newsletter
written August 13, 2007 from Robin Pope Safaris
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Donations can me made to the Kawaza School project..
Make checks payable to "Philanthropic Ventures
Foundation" and note on the "memo"
line on the check - "Kawaza School Fund."
Mail donations to:
Generosity in Action
c/o Philanthropic Ventures Foundation
1222 Preservation Park Way
Oakland, CA 94612-1201
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Make a donation for
the Kawaza
School Fund via the internet. Click here to connect
to Philanthropic Ventures Foundation site.
Once at PVF/Donate page, locate the section "Designated
Funds" - click the button for "Generosity
in Action" - and specifiy "Kawaza School Fund"
in the text box.
Note: there is a 3% administrative fee for internet
transactions
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