Mikinduri Children of Hope

Ted Grant, Mikinduri Children of Hope President, presenting a plaque of apprecaition to Geoff Boyle owner of Video Pros AVU on St Peters Rd in Charlottetown. Geoff was very generous in his support for our Great Vanishing Coffee party, by donating a big flat screen tv, which was a major prize, and which helped to make the fundraiser a great success.

This is a picture of Ted Grant, Mikinduri Children of Hope President, with Jim Harper, one of the owners of Island Copier Ltd, and his Office Mgr.Stacey MacPhail. Island Copier has been very generous in providing our foundation with free photocopying services, which enables us to keep our operating costs to a bare minimum.

Mike Hennessey, of Island Petroleum, presenting a cheque to Ted Grant.

Ann Thurlow, Public Relations Director with Mikinduri Children of Hope, and Ted Grant presenting a plaque of appreciation to Brian Landry Branch Manager of Scotia Bank on Grafton St. in Charlottetown. The bank doubled our yard sale proceeds with a contribution of $5000.

 

Charlottetown Mayor Clifford Lee and Councillor Cecil Villard present a cheque to Ted Grant. The donation will allow the foundation to dig three wells in Mikinduri, Kenya. [Photo courtesy of The Guardian]