Project Africa were extremely privileged to be allowed to run an Art Tour at the Residence of the UK Ambassador to the Netherlands, Sir Geoffrey Adams. After a guided tour around paintings that tell the story of centuries of British and Dutch trade and conflict, classic tea and scones were served.
An amazing €1,310 Euros was raised, all of which will go towards paying for breakfasts for 800 children at Ndege Primary School in Kenya. The BSN Breakfast Programme has been running since 2014 and has been a significant contributor to increased attendance of girls and a steady improvement in examination results for all. A special thanks must go to Sir Geoffrey and Lady Mary Emma for their generosity in opening their home to the Project Africa Team.
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