The KAS Shop is an integral part of keeping KAS alive to provide help for the children in South Africa. The funds raised through purchases from the KAS Shop are greatly needed to help cover expenses such as The Barn rent, the postal collection charges, fuel for the KAS van and the stipend for the Gogo's for each blanket sewn up.
A massive outgoing from the KAS funds is the mandatory customs and handling fee of $3.75US per parcel. This is a charge the South African Customs and Excise enforce no matter what size of parcel is collected. Therefore it is an ongoing regular outlay, and it is vital this proportion of expense is supported to keep our crafting flowing to where it is needed most.
Donations are most welcome whether they are as you can afford them, or by setting up a monthly donation. Both are easily arranged by pressing the Donate button to the right of the Main Page in the Forum, or by making a purchase from our well stocked KAS Shop full of fundraising departments.
Remember 100% of every KAS Shop purchase goes directly to KAS......and every penny counts!! Thank you X
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Come along to the KAS Shop girls and boys. Our store is always open and really needs your support, pretty please ♥️ Auntie Nellie xx
Thanks Aunt Nellie for the reminder, which has come at a very opportune time…. Andrea posted this today in KAS finances:
“Things are still hard for people and donations are down. Ronda and her team are having to cut expenses where they can but huge piles of post are coming in on a daily basis.
If you can help, please do. Every dollar is appreciated!”
Hi everyone. As I have mailed 3 parcels to South Africa today I popped into the KAS Shop today to cover my postage handling fees, and while there I happened to bump into Auntie Nellie!
She sends her regards and says she'd love to see and chat with any of our kind members who have time and cash to spend in store.
She also told me that distributions are going along thick and fast it would be handy to cover expenses for fuel while shopping please.... An emotional reminder that the children are feeling the cold in the low temperatures just now. Your love and attention are always appreciated, Karen x
Thanks for the reminder, I’ve just popped into the shop!
Right now girls and boys - our shop needs you!
The Gogo groups have been very busy sewing your magnificent squares together so beautifully, and I'm sure they'd appreciate your support by stepping into our KAS Shop and covering their wage. The stipend fees are the mainstay of getting our precious squares to the point of becoming an essential item. Please stop by the store and slip an item or 2 into your basket when you can. Our circle needs to perpetually move on so the children can feel our love, support and keep warm.
Thank you all in advance and keep on hooking and clicking!
Auntie Nellie xx xx
Thanks for the reminder, Auntie Nellie.....and as I have seen some of my squares have arrived this week, I best visit the shop to help complete the process. Those ladies do a fabulous job!!
May I add, you're looking gorgeous...and ageless.......hahaha. xo
Oh Bev my dear, you do make me titter..... ♥️
"Happy Easter Folks"
Has anyone the time and cash to pay a visit to our KAS Shop....?
There's some super colouring pictures to keep your children happy and entertained. Any and all money spent goes directly to meet the needs of the little people in South Africa.
Remember too that any day now post will be flooding into The Barn so covering the customs handling fee is a big help too........We need our chain of love and makes to keep strong.
Please stop by when you're online to view what stock is on our shelves. Thank You xx
Coo-eeh crafters !!! I've popped in today to remind everyone that our KAS Shop needs your support regularly please. There are some super items to purchase, or you could help keep the cogs of our charity running by supporting financially in helping to keep the motor running for distributions and collection of mail.
Please stop by and support our store. I'll be there to say a little "Hi".
Auntie Nellie xx xx
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