Charities & Causes

Boots for Bali

Charities & Causes

Posted by: EileenW1

22nd Jul 2011 10:52am

I am a pensioner who equips poor village soccer teams, supplies educational items and funds to a village kindergarten and takes clothing out to remote impoverished villages. I live on a pension but fundraise with sausage sizzles, raffles and second hand book sales, My local soccer clubs give me their old boots and uniforms. At least I know exactly where the money and goods go as I deliver them myself.

Anonymous
  • 22nd Aug 2011 09:58am

we have been doing similar for about 15yrs now but due to health problems and age can no longer go 2 or 3 times a year.Friends do take clothing,money etc for us but it is not the same is it.If you are in Perth may be able to help you.


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