E'Pap Zimbabwe

Tonight the e'Pap Zimbabwe team mourns the loss of a dear friend and colleague, Pastor Albert Chatinda. We celebrate his life, his family and his commitment - especially to the most desperate and needy. For many years we have worked with him at the Killarney Squatter Camp where he brought this poverty stricken and forgotten community both spiritual and physical support, always with a gentle smile. Fly high Albert, we shall not forget you and your work through Zimbabwe Victims' Support Fund will continue.

Fabulous e'Pap!

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Some of the bales of e'Pap en route to Cape Town. Thanks go to all who responded.

The community Ngozi Mine dump famiies are so lucky to have people like Andisiwe B. Hadebe helping the children. How exciting that e'Pap is making such a difference. The funds raised on our backabuddy campaign https://www.backabuddy.co.za/champion/project/hope-in-a-cup has made sure these children have improved health. Thanks again to Tessa Lifschitz Shelley Kenigsberg and Glenda.

e'Pap Zim goes the extra mile!

With the rainy season now in full force and the drought finally broken, deliveries to the rural areas have become an even greater challenge. Last week we sent out nutritional support to over 3 000 children in Matabeleland North thanks to a very generous donor, but then it was how to get the product to the 15 different donations, many of them with dirt roads turned to deep, sticky mud and bridges unsafe for a large vehicle to cross.

But when the going gets tough, the tough get going and here is our team going back to old school transport.... and it works!

We have just celebrated World Children's Day and what a time to do that, as our fund raiser to help give children hope and the nutritional support to improve their lives, has now raised over R70 000, including some private direct donations.

This means we can guarantee no less than 25 000 meals of e'Pap will be distributed in Zimbabwe to physically and mentally challenged children, orphans and vulnerable children.

The fund raiser https://www.backabuddy.co.za/champion/project/hope-in-a-cup remains live, so please remember that for less than the cost of an average pizza you can feed a child for a month and if under 6 years for 2 months!

There are so many to thank, but the first appreciation is to all of you who have opened your hearts to the less fortunate. Wow, what a journey this has been and how amazing are you!

The Joshua Nkomo National Foundation have very kindly facilitated this fund raiser and by doing so this Non Profit Organisation allows us to bring e'Pap into Zimbabwe Vat and duty free - without them it would have over a third more expensive. The funds are not going to the Foundation, but to a dedicated account set up by the e'Pap team in South Africa. In fact, all donations go direct to purchasing, shipping and delivering this wonderful product.

So many people have brought notice to the Kransdorff family in the comments on the fund raising page. The late Basil and his life partner, Rose Grealy Kransdorff, the team who brought e'Pap to the continent - what an incredible gift - thank you to you and your e'Pap Technology team.

A special thanks go to Arnold Kransdorff and his sister Esther McIntyre for their very generous direct donation along with their words which sum up the e'Pap work, "For science, and Basil and Rose’s better way of boosting the immune system - Arnold & Esther".

Last, but certainly not least, is the team who pushed to get this fund raiser launched.... a power women team, all from Bulawayo, all who keep their home town close to their hearts. Tessa Lifschitz, Shelley Kenigsberg and Glenda Fredman - you guys rock and your generosity of time and love means you have touched the lives of hundreds of innocent children - there are no words, but your inspiration means so much to so many. Siyabonga kakhulu.

2020 is nearly done and what a year it has been. We remain committed to supporting those less fortunate and once again thank you for your wonderful support.

Hope in a Cup, Zim and e’Pap :: Champion Page | BackaBuddy You can be part of the hope. Isn’t that a lovely thing to know? What’s this about?     Zimbabwe was,

Hope in a Cup, Zim and e’Pap :: Champion Page | BackaBuddy You can be part of the hope. Isn’t that a lovely thing to know? What’s this about?     Zimbabwe was,