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74 pairs of children's shoes for the Jacaranda Primary School
A simple way to help: donate warm clothing for kids at the Jacaranda Primary School.
🇺🇬 Kampala, Central Region, Uganda115 views
I coordinate donations at the Jacaranda Primary School in Kampala. Every year around this time we hear from families who have nothing warm for their children, and this year demand has more than doubled.
We're collecting clean, gently used or new coats, boots, hats, gloves and scarves in sizes kids' 3 to 5 and women's S-L. If you're in Kampala, we can arrange a pick-up or you can drop things at the Jacaranda Primary School on Thursday between 10am and 4pm.
If you're elsewhere, you may offer to sponsor a coat through a local shop - message in the comments and we can coordinate.
Items go to families directly and the rest to the the Jacaranda Primary School clothing bank, which is open to everyone.
Thanks for being kind about this.
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- Javier S. Vásquez 🇲🇽
I live about 4 km from Kampala. I can help at the weekend, tell me what you need.
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You're not alone, Nabirye. Shared it with a few friends. The breakdown of costs made it easy to trust. Take care.
It takes guts to ask. Well done. My neighbor in Bhaktapur donated after I showed her your page. Love from Bhaktapur
Take care, Nabirye. Hope you get there. Take care.
sending strength, Nabirye. Rent stress is the worst. Hope this helps. My husband and I read this together. Love from Los Angeles
hang in there. Shared it with a few friends. My brother had a similar thing happen so this one hit home. Thinking of Kampala