The #BeFree Youth Campus get donations from Footsteps for Africa
The One Economy Foundation’s outdoor library at the #BeFree Youth Campus received 200 reusable pads made by Ann Padds, books, an Interactive Smartboard, and one week of training from Parrot Products Namibia and a revamping of the outdoor container library on 11 January.
The One Economy Foundation said the donation came from the Footsteps for Africa initiative, represented by Founder and Chief Executive Austin Cameron and Country Representative Jordaania Andima, who handed over the donations.
Austin emphasised the importance of partnering with organisations that share the same goal. “I wanted to make a greater impact and I knew that it was not going to happen without partners with the same mission, that is what inspired this partnership,” he added.
The Penehupifo Pohamba Cultural Group delivered an enthralling and invigorating traditional performance at the event, and Andima facilitated the partnership diligently and passionately.
