Day 3 – EYES4ZIMBABWE Donation and Container Packing

We start Monday September 30th 2019!

ALL DONATED ITEMS ARE TO BE DELIVERED on Monday September 30th, 7am – 9pm to either…

1. Pre-sorted soft items (i.e. clothing quilts, blankets etc.) which are to be bailed, to be dropped off at the…                                                                                                                          LDS Humanitarian Center                          1665 Bennett Road, SLC

(Corner of 1700 South and Bennett Road. Off California Avenue & I-215)

2. Non-bailed items (i.e. shoes, books, newborn kits, school supplies, food etc.) are to be dropped off at… ‘First Park Warehouse’

390 South 5200 West, SLC

(Behind ‘Bishops Central Storehouse/Opposite RC Willey Distribution)

PLEASE come and help at…

1. ‘LDS Humanitarian Center ‘Monday September 30th – Wednesday October 2nd  7am – 9pm.

MANY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED to sort & bail (16+ years)

2. ‘First Park Warehouse’

September 30th – October 4th 7am – 9pm

October 7th – 11th 7am – 9pm.

VOLUNTEERS OF ALL AGES ARE WELCOME to sort, create kits & pack containers!!!

EYES4ZIMBABWE FINAL COLLECTIONS & PACKING

Thursday & Friday (February 8^th& 9^th) 9:00AM – 9:00PM

‘FIRST PARK WAREHOUSE’ – 390 South 5200 West, Salt Lake City

(Behind ‘Bishops Central Storehouse’…North East Corner / Entrance is next to Door 55)

(If you need any further information please text on (801)558 4466)

2017 DONATION DROP-OFF & PACKING CONTAINER DATES

December 4^th – 9^th, 2017…8:00am-9:00pm

E-mail:
Reeve Nield: reeve@eyes4zimbabwe.org
Cecilie Lundgreen: cecilie.lundgreen@gmail.com

Our US phone numbers will be (as before):
Reeve: 801 558 4466
CC: 801 712 8817

The ‘EYES4ZIMBAWBE Team’

“It has been estimated by the ‘World Food Program’ that two million Zimbabweans face starvation. The food crisis comes at a time the ‘Meteorological Services Department’ has predicted drought during Zimbabwe’s traditional farming season from October 2012 to around March 2013, and have advised farmers to plant drought-resistant crops to minimize the impact of poor rainfall as another severe drought looms.”

‘The Independent Newspaper’ September 14, 2012