The 1st day of our Eyes4Zimbabwe Packing Containers and Donations Drop Off is off to a GREAT start! We have been gratefully overwhelmed by the amount of donations and everyone’s support! Please join us as we continue to accept donations and pack containers. 1 day down – Only a few more to go! Please come help and please help us spread the word! Get all the details here…
Packing info for September 2018 container packing!
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22nd 7am-9pm!
We need a lot of help off loading, packing and sorting donations Saturday September 22nd. ALL ages are welcome to this location!
Location 1: First Park Warehouse, 390 South 5200 West, Salt Lake City
MONDAY-FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 24-28th 7am-9pm:
Location 1: First Park Warehouse – Continued sorting and packing (ALL AGES).
Location 2: Humanitarian Center, 1665 Bennett Road, Salt Lake City – Bailing clothing (18 yrs old + only)
If you have any questions contact Reeve on cellphone number 801 5584466.
WE WOULD BE SOOOO GRATEFUL FOR YOUR HELP!
EYES4ZIMBABWE FINAL COLLECTIONS & PACKING Thursday & Friday (February 8th& 9th) 9:00AM – 9:00PM
EYES4ZIMBABWE FINAL COLLECTIONS & PACKING
Thursday & Friday (February 8th& 9th) 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)
Eyes for Zimbabwe Donations 2017
2017 DONATION DROP-OFF & PACKING CONTAINER DATES
December 4th – 9th, 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
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Two million Zimbabweans face starvation!
“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
