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Triple celebration!
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…
Starring roles for the Busy Bees!
Ooooh we’re excited again here at Krizevac; this time we’re in a flap and buzzing about our new Beehive film! Our last blog launched the Mother Teresa movie showing how 1000’s of vulnerable children are benefiting from the efforts and expertise of the team in Malawi. This short film, shows how we manage to fund…
Royal Bank of Scotland Interest
We were joined today by 5 willing volunteers from the Royal Bank of Scotland who are taking their corporate social responsibility seriously by releasing staff to volunteer for charities. By complete coincidence, today, we also received a container full of donated bikes from Halfords… 823 bikes in fact and only three hours to unload before…
Buy One Give One!
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…
Thanks to local companies
We’d like to say a huge thank you to L&R site services and Nigel Holdcroft Auto Bodies both in Stoke on Trent. They’ve given us huge amounts on time in helping us to get our new Elephant Bike range ready for sale. The bikes are looking great and we’ll be ready for launch in just…
Thank You Halfords!
Last year we received thousands of donated children’s bicycles from Halfords. It’s easy to understand the value of adult bikes in Malawi; grown-ups need to get to work and transport goods. But we’re often asked, and we even question ourselves, about the value of children’s bikes. This story of Brian and David really brings home…