This is where their journey begins…Without doubt the most important and emotional aspect of our work is meeting kids like Kabba and his siblings. We met them in Katala – a remote village in Sierra Leone, during a day spent searching villages looking for those who have lost everything. With no parents or support network …
Yikes! Imagine taking your shower and seeing a 3 metre cobra wrapped up beside your head! This is Aisha and it’s her story. Luckily her scream alerted care worker David who is totally fearless and dealt with the snake. Now we are looking at building indoor showers and toilets to limit these close encounters.
Wow! After a bit of number crunching I’ve worked out we provide 345,480 meals every year to help keep our kids fed and healthy. I had no idea! What a big responsibility to have and totally Inspiring given our relatively low budget and volunteer base. Real impact is all about the $’s getting there!
Cambodia 2006. Smiles and laughter were dominant!
Cambodia 2006. So 9 random volunteers gathered for our first ever project. They were old friends or people I briefly met whilst travelling who were excited about the idea of Orphfund. We raised the entire school cost between us, gave up jobs for a while, and all paid our own way to experience building a …
Cambodia 2006. Would there be OrphFund had I not met this remarkable man? Me and Cha were never supposed to build a school together. It happened by chance. His honesty, passion and desire to help his own people made everything and anything possible. Here we are in one of our many ‘so how do we …
Disaster! The massive flooding in Sierra Leone has reached our tombo project. Torrents of water are surrounding our homes, destroying fences and trees we worked so hard to fundraise for and is now threatening our homes and safety of our children. This place seems to get no relief or luck! ????The local team are working …
13 years ago to the day it was all just beginning….Our first volunteer team gathered together in a small Cambodian village called Sophy to build our first ever school. It was a journey into the complete unknown and the start of so many good things to come. This week we shall re visit those golden …
Happy birthday to one of our very special ones! He’s our uncle to many; an inspiring, thoughtful, inspirational, smiling papa bear for our kids in Uganda! We are lucky to have you Alfonse!!
We’ve been in the workshop! Our highly limited recycled flour mill trays help support one of our older kids for a years worth of study! In collaboration with @made_by_aya At just $280 They’ll bring some internal funk to any wall!
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