Help Amy Foundation, Formerly The Amy Biehl Foundation by Donating Four Domestic Sewing Machines for Sewing and Design Learners in Youth Skills Programme.
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Help Amy Foundation, Formerly The Amy Biehl Foundation by Donating Four Domestic Sewing Machines for Sewing and Design Learners in Youth Skills Programme.
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The Amy Foundation is looking for 4 domestic sewing machines in good working condition to support our Sewing and Design Programme. Our programme equips youth (18-35) many with no previous sewing experience, with practical sewing skills to help them find employment or start their own small sewing businesses. These machines will be used strictly by our learners for training purposes. If you have a sewing machine at home that is no longer in use but still in good condition, you would be helping us stitch a brighter future for our young people. Every stitch counts!
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