Have you seen our brand new UK social enterprise yet?
We’re selling a limited edition of really top-quality fully refurbished Royal Mail bicycles. Every one you buy gives another to Malawi, which means you get a great quality bike and someone in Malawi does too.
Have a look at www.elephantbike.co.uk for full details and you can like us on Facebook too!
We’ve had a great response to our appeal for donations to help our Malawian friends as they cope with floods and contaminated water supplies. Please don’t stop donating! We would like to say a huge thank you to Toureen Mangan and Precon Products who have donated a massive £7500 worth of heavy duty plastic sheeting….
Huge apologies to everyone who follows this blog, you may have noticed our lack of blogging. We have no excuse other than we’ve just been too busy doing things to write about them. So here is a quick round up of our main activities over the last year and what a year we’ve had! Krizevac…
Well… what a year 2025 turned out to be! Not exactly the one any of us would have ordered, but here we are, still standing, still grateful, and still full of stories. In May we faced a loss that shook us to the core. We said goodbye to our beloved Tony Smith, founder, trustee, chairman,…
We are now allowed to say “as featured on the BBC” following a great article about the bikes on tonight’s Midland’s Today! "Re-cycling" in a literal sense. A charity in Staffordshire is reconditioning bicycles used by the Royal Mail, selling… Posted by BBC Midlands Today on Tuesday, 18 August 2015
Triplets Trinity, Triphonia and Treeza were born in Chilomoni Township in November 2013. With three other children in the family, and no income, severe financial difficulties caused major concern to the Child Welfare Team. Mother Teresa Children’s Centre, were approached to help. This Krizevac funded centre has been able to provide clothes, beds, bedding, a…
We are very excited and pleased to present our first ever video to feature the wonderful work at Mother Teresa Children’s Centre. Ever wondered why we work so hard to raise income by renting JCB’s and selling bikes and books in Malawi? Well it’s all for this very special centre and these fantastic children. A…