Hi-Tech junior shoes donate to children's charities
Footwear brand Hi-Tec are releasing a specially designed junior footwear collection in aid of children’s charity The NSPCC and sister charity in Scotland CHILDREN 1ST. Hi-Tec has committed to raise at least £25,000 through donations from every single sale of junior footwear to help continue their vital work with children and young people. 
Prices start at just £15 for a pair of trainers and are available in sizes junior 10 – 6.
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The fun athletic and outdoor trainer styles sell at pocket money friendly prices. Young adventurers can choose from the Altitude Lite IV Funk Wp, a cute suede walking boot for girls in candyfloss pink and stylish silvery-grey complete with a cosy furry inner lining for toasty toes - while the V-Lite Fasthike Mid WP is a sturdy boot in a mix of browns, blacks and khakis perfect for boyish escapades. Also in the collection are two unisex multi-purpose trainers just in time for the new school term.
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Am called David Sabiiti the Project Director of a 20 month old registered child education charity in Kyomya east village ,Jinja district Uganda.
we have 102 needy children selected by the project committee here whom we are supporting currently.
we depend on online donations to provide books,pens,school bags,school fees.etc .
This is to seek partnership with your charity so that we can provide school fees,books,pens,pencils,shoes and school bags to the orphans and other vulnerable children here.
We have an education sponsorship project as an entry point to address the problems of HIV/Aids in the area.
To know more about Kyomya,kindly log on to-
www.hopeforkyomya.bravehost.com
Kind Regards,
David Sabiiti Kibagoo
Project Director,
Kyomya sponsorship project,
POBOX 1779 Kampala Uganda
+256 772 594757
Posted by: David Sabiiti Kibagoo | January 19, 2008 6:57 PM
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