Schuhe für Waisenkinder in Kamerun

An aid project by: Children's Rights Group International e.V (E. Bello)

Uploaded on 23-12-2008

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E. Bello (Project Manager)

Vor einiger Zeit haben wir eine großzügige Spende eines Potsdamer Schuhladens erhalten. Dabei wurden uns etwa 300 Paar neue und hochwertige Kinderschuhe zur Verfügung gestellt.
Einen kleinen Teil davon konnten wir bereits nach Kamerun schicken.
Für die restlichen Schuhe, die sich noch hier befinden, fehlen uns leider die finanziellen Mittel. Leider sind die Versandkosten nach Afrika sehr hoch.
Wir benötigen 150 Euro um den Transport durchführen zu können.
Die Schuhe sollen Waisenkindern in Kumbo, Kamerun zur Verfügung gestellt werden.
Da es diesen Kindern oft am nötigsten fehlt, haben Sie oft auch gar keine Schuhe oder müssen in kaputten Schuhen in falschen Größeb herumlaufen.

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3 news from the project – the latest from 01 February 2010
About the carrier of this project “Children's Rights Group International e.V”
Location: Kumbo, Cameroon
Updated on 09 February 2012, published on 23 December 2008

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