Its the last day today at Ikhaya and I am not looking forward to saying goodbye to the kids. We have already seen about a dozen of the usual suspects most of whom are celebrating passing the year and moving up to the next grade. But as sad as I am to leave I know that we have made a difference. Below is a table that shows what the money that we raised was used for at Ikhaya (in south African rand).
| History Makers | |
| Item | Amount |
| Received income | 21687 |
Table Mountain Outing |
|
| transport | 1740 |
| food | 1071.34 |
| Kirstenbosch Outing | |
| fee | 1680 |
| food | 817 |
| Groceries | |
| Fruit & Veg (Sept) - 3 weeks | 1330 |
| Fruit & Veg (Oct) - 4 weeks | 1774.28 |
| Brito (meat - sept) - 3 weeks | 2124 |
| Brito (meat - oct) - 4 weeks | 2473.3 |
| Other | |
Packs for parents (Oct) |
1900 |
| Macro (monthly shop) | 5348.55 |
| Gifts (R20 per child for bday) | 500 |
| Packs for parents (Nov) | 1000 |
The Packs for the parents were food parcels that feed the children over the half term break.
Its good to see that 1800 pounds went so far. This will be our penultimate post before we return on Monday to the UK and Im looking forward to seeing family and friends for some Christmas frivolity.
Catch you all soon
Mark
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