Kamakwie Seconday School, Sierra Leone
Our new secondary school in Kamakwie, Sierra Leone. Soon to open its doors to hundreds of children!!!
So much work goes into each one of these amazingly unique recycled flour mill frames. We’ve 35 of them (almost ready) for our show this week. All numbered, signed and highly limited and all raising (hopefully!) a stash of money for our projects.It’s a collection never been put together before so be sure to get …
Artwork to own. Don’t miss the Exhibition
In production. Recycled flour mill trays transformed into photo frames by @made_by_ayaThey’re coming up real nice and just in time for next weeks exhibition. Don’t miss it!
10% of budget in one morning! Yikes
An expensive morning! $16000 sent off for schooling needs – tuition, uniforms, shoes, text books etc. That’s over 10% of our annual budget and doesn’t even get close to covering scholastic needs for the year ahead. Yikes!
Working hard – Exhibition
Working around the clock, juggling little ones and feeling the pressure of our upcoming exhibition! Heaps done, heaps to do!
Classrooms are full again
Our classrooms are full again with the start of a new school year for thousands of our kids across Sierra Leone, Uganda and Kenya.
Kids in Kasese, Uganda
Easy like Sunday morning – Kids in Kasese, Uganda enjoy some down time from books and study.
Exhibition time
Something exciting is happening! An 11 day exhibition telling the story of Orphfund through my lens. Stay tuned for more info…
Fathers’s Day
What happens on Father’s Day when you’re dad to a few thousand kids? You wake up early and spend it fundraising of course. Luckily I got a special visit from my two favourites and we raised over $900 for all those kids we help without a dad.