I have updated and restructured the Wishlist thing. An introduction or overview on the Wishlist “thing” can be found at Wishlist Information, which is located at the top right hand corner of the blog's main page.
The updated information is as follows:
Why?
Because in most cases – PNG people do not have two spare coins to scratch together.
What?
Example of some items that are needed by the locals:
- 2nd hand kids clothes
- 2nd hand toys
- Glowing rods
- 2nd hand mobile phones
- 2nd hand kids shoes
- Coloured pens, pencils and texture colors
- Blank excersise books
- Flashlights
- Education fees
Remember : what goes around comes around !!!
Where?
Send items to:
PNG UNiversity of
Technology
Studies
Private Mail Bag
Also see:
Wishlist Information – An overview of the Wishlist concept
Wishlist Photos – Photos of giveaways and recipients (also see sub albums)
Wishlist Stories – Blog postings and stories
Log:
Item Date The lucky one The generous one
6x flea collars Sep 2005 Various campus dogs My sister Lucy
1x Book Oct 2005 Godfrey My mate Brett R.
Frontline Oct 2005 “Sim” Mum
2nd Hand clothes Nov 2005 Kids from Sogheri markets Sister Yolande
Clothes, toys, etc… Jan 2006 Local kids and adults Family and friends
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