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From: jamesandsusielewis@googlemail.com [mailto:jamesandsusielewis@googlemail.com] On Behalf Of Susie Lewis Sent: 30 August 2015 12:53 To: Enquiries Subject: Turkana project

Hi, We read about your project to provide water pumps for the Turkana people in Kenya a couple of years ago when my daughter started school. She decided that she would like to help people who don't have clean water to drink and started collecting some coins in a jar hoping that by the time she finishes primary school she can buy a pump to help.

The fundraising has been going well for the last 2 years and we're wondering if you could provide some details about the costs of pumps for this project. We've read about the solar pumps but guess these may be more expensive, we currently have about £250 but it would be nice to report to those who've donated to our toy sales etc what their money has achieved.

Hope you can help provide some details about how much more we need to collect to buy a pump? We'll continue collected through the next years regardless.

Thanks, Susie (& Katy aged 6)

Hi, We read about your project to provide water pumps for the Turkana people in Kenya a couple of years ago when my daughter started school. She decided that she would like to help people who don't have clean water to drink and started collecting some coins in a jar hoping that by the time she finishes primary school she can buy a pump to help.

The fundraising has been going well for the last 2 years and we're wondering if you could provide some details about the costs of pumps for this project. We've read about the solar pumps but guess these may be more expensive, we currently have about £250 but it would be nice to report to those who've donated to our toy sales etc what their money has achieved.

Hope you can help provide some details about how much more we need to collect to buy a pump? We'll continue collected through the next years regardless.

Thanks, Susie (& Katy aged 6)

Hi, We read about your project to provide water pumps for the Turkana people in Kenya a couple of years ago when my daughter started school. She decided that she would like to help people who don't have clean water to drink and started collecting some coins in a jar hoping that by the time she finishes primary school she can buy a pump to help.

The fundraising has been going well for the last 2 years and we're wondering if you could provide some details about the costs of pumps for this project. We've read about the solar pumps but guess these may be more expensive, we currently have about £250 but it would be nice to report to those who've donated to our toy sales etc what their money has achieved.

Hope you can help provide some details about how much more we need to collect to buy a pump? We'll continue collected through the next years regardless.

Thanks, Susie (& Katy aged 6)