Ronda and Wendy continue to bring us wonderful photographs of the children receiving their blankets, hats and garments. Along with many story snippets of their experiences at the variations places. These photographs not only confirm to the world that by taking direct action our members are making a difference
One Square at a Time!
Sharing has a way of multiplying happiness and dividing sorrow.
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Here are the photographs from the Sharp Kidz Day Centre :
Ronda playing Santa!
The ones who were not quite asleep as Santa delivered!
Dieketseng, the Principal with Ronda
These pics show the conditions of the centre and surrounding areas....
Thanks to the wonderful JAM South Africa - the children receive a bowl of nutritional porridge!
Thank you so much for delivering the gifts to these precious little ones. They must have been so happy when they awoke to find their surprises! What wonderful work KAS does! xo
I agree Christine, on to more squares, hats, tops and toys for the little ones! I particularly love that smile from the little one in the pink hoodie who is lying down but saw us and smiled. What a cutie. I see the toys and realize how little they have. Any size of toy will be loved by these children. Thank you to everyone who has sent toys over to them, handmade or found at yard sales and thrift stores...they will be loved no matter what size they are. Thank you!
Final batch from Othandweni :
I am always amazed how big the 8" square looks on these darling little ones. I think I am making the wrong size and then have to remember how young the children are. So many hardships at such a young age. Thank you Rhonda and team for making such a difference in their lives.
me too! I've been measuring my squares more to make quite sure they are big enough... meanwhile am delighted I'm pretty sure to have spotted one of my mom's tragic teddies in the last batch of photies here
So glad you have spotted one of your Mom's teddies Mary - it will be treasured!
Simply precious children! Hugs and love to all of them from the talented KASers. So nice to see us touching lives!
Here are the clothing pics that were distributed at Othandweni :