Thank You so much !
There are many to thank, but those who know the history of our school's development have to acknowledge that many miracles have taken place. All gratitude to Jesus Christ for amazing blessings and grace. Thank you to a supportive, "no-nonsense" board of management and a dedicated staff.
SPONSORS
Over the past few years we have been awed at the generosity and kindness from business and individuals.
Some of those are acknowledged below: -
The Victor Daitz Foundation:
Sponsored the
building of our new girls' hostel !!! This will make way for the starting of our
Adult Training Centre.
NCT Forestry: Donated money to buy Andile a new eye (click here for the story).
The Paul Tensen Foundation: (Netherlands) Gave funds towards the building of our pool and a pool blanket.
The Windt Family: for allowing us to use their horses for riding therapy.
Our Harding and Coastal communities, for the support, ploughing, mowing, transport, food, toys, etc.
The many aged who have laboured over knitted squares to supply us with blankets.
For the wonderful
donation of a tractor and implements and lockers for our hostels. For the
continuing supply of much needed wheelchairs. Thank you LOTTO!!!!! Thank you KZN.
We are sorry you are no more!
South
African Breweries for kitchen equipment and a borehole.
First National Bank for
their financial support of our Permaculture project. Please check for reports of
our progress.
Trees
for Africa & Eskom for encouragement, advice and trees. Thank you for our prize
money! Please check for reports of our progress.
for their support of
Trees for Africa and Permaculture.
Eskom
for their sponsorship of the Eduplant
Schools Competition.
The
Bullslingers Club of Port Shepstone for water tanks (to beat El Ninò) and to
save some of our rainwater to use in our gardens.
Kulu Snacks, your FIRST choice for tasty snacks, for their generous donation of scrumptious snacks.
Vidicom Computers for all your support. Phone them at +27 39 6951883
Ewald Viljoen, South Africa's permaculture fundi. Thanks for all your encouragement and advice.
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Andile Lushaba
That boy that needs a glass eye. Click on the icon to find out how he is.
