KiliChiks have "More"
More magazine tells the story of the KiliChiks, 4 women who climbed Kilimanjaro in February, raising money for the Amani children. The women are featured in this month’s issue: http://more.ca.
More magazine tells the story of the KiliChiks, 4 women who climbed Kilimanjaro in February, raising money for the Amani children. The women are featured in this month’s issue: http://more.ca.
Click here to read about award-winning jump-ropers, thieving baboons, and two of the newest children at Amani.
This summer Kris Tavender is undertaking a major fund raising event: Kris is planning to cycle 700 miles in 7 days through Cornwall, Devon and Dorset (England) to raise money for the Amani children. Kris visited and volunteered here at Amani last year and this year he is hoping to raise at least £1000 – ideally £2000 – in support of the Amani kids!
Kris will be leaving Bristol on 22 August and will be stopping in Tiverton, Bude, Redruth, Helston, Plymouth and Exeter before a mammoth 140 final day back into Bristol on the 28th.
Please check out Kris’ fund raising page at JustGiving
Anyone interested in helping Kris with the ride and any of its organization, or if you would like to be a sponsor of this terrific and grueling challenge, please contact Kris through his JustGiving page. Any help would be most welcome.
GO, KRIS!
Bojan Koprivica, a freelance journalist and photographer, wrote a great article for Athletics Nation about his experience raising funds for the Amani children then spending time with the kids as an Amani Ambassador. Read his article here.
It was an inspiring year here at Amani and we are happy to share it with you in Amani’s first ever Annual Report. This labor of love was made possible through the hard work and creative vision of Libby Ventura and we extend to her our heartfelt thanks.
We also wish to express our deepest gratitude to all of Amani’s supporters. Your generosity enables Amani to continue to transform the lives of Tanzania’s most vulnerable children.
Enjoy!