In October, Marijn Snijders and Kees van Harten (managing directors Capital Value) will cycle for 10 days in Namibia to raise money for Orange Babies. Every donation is welcome and directly benefits the projects of Orange Babies.
Capital Value supports Orange Babies
Marijn Snijders: “A few years ago we got to know the work of Orange Babies. Since then we have supported this fantastic foundation in the work they do. By participating in the bike tour through Namibia, we want to raise as much money as possible for an HIV-free generation. In addition, the tour offers us a physical challenge and the opportunity to see for ourselves what can be achieved with donations.”
Orange Babies is committed to helping HIV-infected, pregnant women and children in Africa. The foundation helps mothers and children in their fight for an HIV-free future. The ambition of the foundation is to create a world where babies are no longer born carrying the hiv virus and a society where mothers, children and adolescents who are personally affected by the HIV epidemic have a fair chance at a future. Will you help us? With ? 10,- we can feed a child for two weeks. With ? 25,- a child can go to school for three months. With ? 100,- you can save a child (as it can be born free of the virus) Support Marijn and Kees and
donate here.
All donations are welcome and go straight to Orange Babies!
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