Help us TRADE UP for clean & healthy drinking water!
Did you know that some villagers drink less than one tablespoon of water a day? We’re going to TRADE the hand-carved spoon UP for much needed water filtration system.
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TRADE UP TIME LINE
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The next trade is up to you! What will you offer for the spoon to get us one step closer to reaching our goal of clean water for the village? |
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October 31, 2012 Fourth trade received! A brand new in unopened box, Kodak easyshare z5010 digital camera. It is a 14 megapixel, 3″ LCD, 21x optical zoom camera. It was traded by Dan for the Apple Power Mac G4. |
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October 31, 2012 Fourth trade received! A brand new in unopened box, Kodak easyshare z5010 digital camera. It is a 14 megapixel, 3″ LCD, 21x optical zoom camera. It was traded by Dan for the Apple Power Mac G4. |
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July 17, 2012 Second trade received! A brand new, never opened, Bamboo pen & touch Tablet by Wacom (CTH460) was traded for the signed black & white matted print by Amanda Kesler. |
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June 8, 2012 First trade received! A beautiful, signed black & white matted print from Amanda Kesler was traded for the hand-carved wooden spoon to support clean water and village heath. |
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May 12, 2012 First donation received! $50 from Karen M. to support clean water and village heath. Thanks, Karen. You rock! |
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May 11, 2012 The first “trade up” is offered, a hand-carved wooden spoon. We’re going to keep trading up until we can fund a water filtration system for the village! |
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May 1, 2012TradeUpForTanzania.com is created to support the initiatives of Tanzania PEACE, with a unique “trade up” fundraising system inspired by “One Red Paperclip” story. |
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2009 Tanzania PEACE is founded by Sara Silfvast to improve village life conditions by teaching skills and techniques that will deliver; higher yields to crops, reduction in health and hygiene problems, create small enterprises and village unity. Ultimately, Tanzania PEACE training and leadership will teaching will deliver sustainability for future generations. |
