Art Fundraiser

From December 1st through
December 10th, FEESA and
CardboardSpaceship will be
having an art fundraiser on
E-Bay. Simply go to E-Bay and
type in FEESA and the complete auction will come up. There will
be over 100 pieces by over 50 artists. Just in time for Christmas!
Thanks for checking it out! (click on image to see artists)

New Video

Hello all,

FEESA has a new video that talks about the conditions in
Kayamandi and the food program that FEESA provides.
Dianne Griffin(diannegriffin.com) graciously donated her
valuable time to help edit the video that was taken by
Anna Telford(butterflyfilms.co.za) who also donated her
valuable time to shoot. Thank you both so much! hope
you enjoy the short.
http://vimeo.com/15942245
you can also view it at feedsouthafrica.org

Art Show in December

Some exciting news lately for FEESA (feedsouthafrica.org).
Several artist expressed interest in joining up with
CardboardSpaceshipToys in December to help raise funds
to get back to Africa to help feed Kayamandi! It will be on
cardboardspacehip.net. Stay tuned for a list of artist to
come, auction will be in the beginning of December. Also
thanks to Sean U. for putting together this short clip that
talks about some of the difficulties of daily life in
Kayamandi. Check out this link on youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODmI_Jbhut0

a few of the women who helped cook

these are three of the women who helped cook the meals for the all of the children. another woman, lily, helped me get the program together. they all know it may take a while for me to get back to africa but are anxious to get back to work feeding more children.

i have been referred to a lawyer to help me get my 501 c3 but it is a process that takes some time. also, still working on getting my video together which should be ready in a couple weeks. so, check back to check it out... thanks for following!

outside the church

many of the older kids would eat outside the
church so the really young ones could eat inside.
also, a lot of kids would take their meals home.
i'm sure many had to share with the rest of
their family.

back in the U.S.

here are some final pics from S.A. It was tough to leave there
is much need there. anxious to get non-profit status and get
back to Kayamandi, but it's going to take a few months...

local facilities

the above picture is a local kindergarten where the woman
gets paid about $150- per month to take care of 6 kids. they
have no books and, i have never seen any toys, but she
says she has a few.
the church, to the left, it is about 20'x30' no lights, no
electricity, no running water, just walls and dirt. the older
kids eat outside because there is not enough room for them
inside.