Well, she did it!
Kezia pulled off her first fundraising feat with real style. Kezia had a target of 50 jumps over a 30 min period and her fundraising target was £100.
Well, thanks to the totally awesome support of everyone who sponsored her, she has raised to date over £140!
This money will give sight to 1 infant in Africa who is blind through cataracts; it will provide over 30 mosquito nets to protect children against malaria; it will vaccinate dozens of children against malaria; it will provide life saving oxygen support machines for children who are dying of malaria (in Africa 1 under 5 yr old dies every 45 seconds from Malaria); it will provide enough Plumpy Nut ( a peanut butter based foodstuff enriched with essentials medicines for severely malnourished children ) to feed over 20 children for a month and save them from death (1 in 7 children in sub-saharan Africa die before reaching the age of 5 and just over 40% of all child deaths now occur in the first month of life.) ... the list goes on
So thank you from the bottom of my heart. As someone who hates the unbearable injustice in this world I was overwhelmed by your immense support. For every little face that was shown on telly that night, I could just see my little Kezia and my heart broke to see so many children die needlessly; either from abuse, starvation, illness or war all over the world, including here in the UK - all of it preventable. how those poor parents cope having to face watching their babies die but for the price of a Big Mac Meal (£5) I do not know. But for once I felt that, thanks to Kezia's efforts and your generosity, I had contributed enough to make a signifiant difference to people's lives.
I was so proud of Kezia - she put her all into her fundraising. So, the big question is did she hit her target of 50 jumps in 30 mins? Check the edited video footage to see!
Kezia pulled off her first fundraising feat with real style. Kezia had a target of 50 jumps over a 30 min period and her fundraising target was £100.
Well, thanks to the totally awesome support of everyone who sponsored her, she has raised to date over £140!
This money will give sight to 1 infant in Africa who is blind through cataracts; it will provide over 30 mosquito nets to protect children against malaria; it will vaccinate dozens of children against malaria; it will provide life saving oxygen support machines for children who are dying of malaria (in Africa 1 under 5 yr old dies every 45 seconds from Malaria); it will provide enough Plumpy Nut ( a peanut butter based foodstuff enriched with essentials medicines for severely malnourished children ) to feed over 20 children for a month and save them from death (1 in 7 children in sub-saharan Africa die before reaching the age of 5 and just over 40% of all child deaths now occur in the first month of life.) ... the list goes on
So thank you from the bottom of my heart. As someone who hates the unbearable injustice in this world I was overwhelmed by your immense support. For every little face that was shown on telly that night, I could just see my little Kezia and my heart broke to see so many children die needlessly; either from abuse, starvation, illness or war all over the world, including here in the UK - all of it preventable. how those poor parents cope having to face watching their babies die but for the price of a Big Mac Meal (£5) I do not know. But for once I felt that, thanks to Kezia's efforts and your generosity, I had contributed enough to make a signifiant difference to people's lives.
I was so proud of Kezia - she put her all into her fundraising. So, the big question is did she hit her target of 50 jumps in 30 mins? Check the edited video footage to see!
