Event/Sales- 2018:
July 14, Bridgetown Riverfest
July 21, Annapolis Royal, Christmas in July,, Legion Hall, 1-5pm,
August 18-19, Sussex NB Giant Flea Market,
Ocotober 13, Lions Hall, Wolfville, 9-3pm
Wonderful News!
We have some very exciting news to share with you. We have just received an email telling us that one of our Kikima grandchildren, Vincent has been accepted into Actuarial Science at Jomo Kenyata University of Agriculture and Technology. Our first university child and it has only taken 8 years to achieve as I’m sure you all remember that most of our children were not in school when we started this project 8 years ago. So, Congratulations to Vincent, his gogo and his grannie and a pat on the back for us
Thank You!
Thank you from the Kings-Kikima Grannies
We wish to say a heartfelt thank you to all who have so generously supported our project in Kikima, Kenya.
By donated jewelry and yard sale items and supporting our fundraising events we have been able to send 60 children to school, 15 to high school and four to post secondary school.
We also thank the Mud Creek Rotary club, Acadia Rotaract, Rotary district #7820 and the University Women’s Club for their financial assistance and support.
Together we have made a difference in the lives of the children and their grannies.
Saltscapes
Our Grannie Story has been published inMay/June edition of Saltscapes! Katherine Mott has written a wonderful article about Ruth Kyatha and how we connected through the grannies in Kenya and Kings County. It is thrilling to see this in print! Thank you, Katherine, for sharing the journey and reaching out to others.
If anyone would like more information,please email, nandghenry@eastlink.ca or search Kings Kikima grannies on Facebook.
Jewellery sale at Blomidon Nurseries on May 18th!!!
Presentation from the Rotary
In September the Kings Kikima grannies were recognized by Rotary International.Our thanks to them.
Setember 2011
These are the latest pictures from Kikima taken during a food distribution. The Kikima grannies are so thankful to the Kings grannies, saying that that their lives have been saved because of their actions. We are all blessed.
