Awareness of our new UK social enterprise is growing and gaining a life of it’s own, we were delighted to find this article about us…
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Bags of Fun!
On a recent visit to Malawi, I was tasked with ordering 3000 little cloth bags from the Beehive Tailors in ChilomoniTownship. The order was from Mobal who wanted to gift the bags to their customers as a thank you. Since 2007 Krizevac Project has collected over 2000 sewing machines which were collecting dust in attics…
Chilomoni Hit By Rains
Here at Krizevac we avoid asking for donated money, we prefer to generate income through business. BUT in times of emergency, there is a place for “traditional” charity giving. Some of our most vulnerable families in Chilomoni are facing an emergency situation right now as floods have washed houses away and there is very little…
Big Charity Lift from Briggs, Cannock!
Gavin Wickham, Operations Director of Britain’s most successful forklift truck company, Briggs, was delighted to hand over the keys of a robust and reliable forklift truck to Resources Manager, Zoe Kasiya last week. “This forklift is a real godsend,” Zoe told us. “Our volunteer teams have been lifting and shifting growing volumes of equipment, often…
Royal Mail Bikes Helping to Protect the Black Rhino
We’ve just made the 5000 mile trip back from Malawi, another incredible trip to the “Warm Heart”. This time Krizevac was lucky to be joined by Ollie Bostock of Hewitt and Walker and Brian Hardy. They volunteered their considerable skills as film makers for two weeks to produce some updated films for the Krizevac website….
Press Release
For media enquiries about Elephant Bike, please click here: News Release – Elephant saves Royal Mail Bikes from Extinction
Passionate about Programming 3D Video Games
Malawian student, twenty two year old Rudo Mhango, has developed a 3D video game called ‘Project Nyasa’ in his local language, Chichewa. One of over two hundred college students at the John Paul II Leadership and IT Institute, Rudo is achieving world-class software development in the middle of an impoverished African township. JPII LITI was…