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January 2011
Regent Harriers Running Club very kindly donated an incredible R5000 to everyONEcounts.
We are extremely grateful for the generous donation, which will be added towards the funds raised for our next 'soon to be announced' beneficiary at the end of the 2012 campaign.
To read more about Regent's click here
From time to time we've had requests from potential buyers who have wanted to commission an artist whom they've come across through everyONEcounts.
We've been happy to pass on the artist details to the client and in this instance received this wonderful mail back from the artist who had agreed to pay across a small percentage of the sale to everyONEcounts.
We also had a phone-call from the client to say how totally pleased she was.
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From: Jane
Sent: 29 November 2011 13:31
Subject: RE: Commission to do a Portrait
Dear Lara
Thank you for introducing me to this client. I have painted her commission of Ethan and
received the monies for the painting. I am 
delighted to inform you that
she was happy with the painting. I would like to confirm that I
will be paying a
percentage into the everyONEcounts account later today. I have attached an
image of the painting (though realize that photographs often bring out certain
colours more than others).
Many many thanks Lara
And wishing you and your family a very happy festive season.
082 486 2126
The Cottage Patch Guild of quilters have donated 15 beautiful handmade quilts to everyONEcounts, who in turn have donated these to Shepherd's Keep.
The guild was hoping to donate one large quilt to be auctioned at the exhibition at The Quays but with too little time, it was decided to make smaller quilts for the babies to use. The quilts were handed over to everyONEcounts from their stand at the Highland's Gathering in Amanzimtoti on Saturday 30th April 2010.
We could hardly believe the beauty of these quilts, which have all been hand crafted. "They don't make them like they used to". The Cottage Patch Quilters Guild was established in about 2002.
The guild meet once a month in a community hall, where they make quilts for charity. They started off very small but soon blossomed where they currently consist of thirty ladies who give of their time.
They have to raffle quilts to pay for fabrics and find it very difficult as the cost of supplies is very expensive but say that "somehow" they always manage. Margaret Bubb of the guild says "It would be nice to receive a little help with donations of fabric to assist them with the fabulous work that they do.
If you have off cuts of fabric, samples from swatches, or realms of cotton and or batting or can assist in any other way to keep these wonderful women crafting these beautiful work please be in contact with Margaret on 083 489 1273.