The Butterfly Tree Charity Calendar is now available to order. Companies generously sponsor each page of the calendar, which covers all printing costs. Miranda freely designs the calendar and all the pictures are ones which I have taken during my visits to Zambia in 2017
The calendar is designed to create awareness and raise funds for our vital grass roots projects, including water, health including malaria prevention, and education. Now in it’s 10th year the calendar project is still in much demand!
These captivating pictures show just a few of the pages for 2018. The high quality desk top calendar measures 16cm x 21cm and can be bought for £4 or US $6.
Each £4 raised from the sale of this calendar can buy an impregnated mosquito net, go towards a bag of dried maize, or a much needed text book for one of the twenty schools we currently support. All funds go directly to the cause.
The calendar pictures highlight some of our projects at Mukuni and other villages and of course, at the forefront is the orphan sponsorship programme. Virtually everything we do is for the benefit of these vulnerable children. Providing them with safe clean water, nutritional food, improved education and health facilities, including support for Malaria and HIV Prevention.
We would sincerely like to thank the following for sponsoring the calendar: Grenfell James, Touch Gold Racing, The Fell Group, Casa Colomba, Stratford Audi, Vectorcide International, Black and White Accounting, Traditional Conservatories, St Matthews and Britelines. A special thanks to Miranda at Morphity for designing the calendar.
Postal Charges:
- Second class postal charges in the UK: 1 calendar £1.25; 2-3 calendars £1.60; 4-5 calendars £2.90
- Postal charges for Europe: 1 calendar £3.80; (US$6); 2 calendars £5.80 (US$10)
- Rest of the World, except Australia: 1 calendar £5.00; 2 calendars £8.70
100% of all sales will go directly to the cause – To place an order please email jane@thebutterflytree.org.uk with your name, address and number of calendars you would like.
