Exporting School Books from Scotland to Children in Uganda
Case Study:
School Lunches for Kamuli, Charity
Service provided by IFS:
Courier Air Freight – Door to Door
Destination:
St Theresa Lubaga Girls’ Primary School, Uganda
Collection:
Lasswade, Scotland, United Kingdom
Consignment:
4 cartons of books, 71kg approx
Transit Time:
Delivered successfully in 6 Days.
International Freight Solutions were delighted to receive this enquiry from Charlotte Kirk on behalf of School Lunches for Kamuli. IFS always go the extra mile for our customers, however, with this particular enquiry we were very happy to help and provide our expertise in ensuring that all the books made a successful journey.
Paul and team were fantastically helpful with our charity shipment to Uganda. They went above and beyond to ensure that all went well. A dedicated team with a personal touch – really there to help you out. Thank you, Charlotte, on behalf of ‘School Lunches for Kamuli’
The purpose of the charity is to enable long term sustainable solutions, for the provision of school lunches and resources, for the education of the girls at St Theresa’s Primary School and Farm. The charity acts as a conduit for donations of books and educational resources for the school and to build links with local Edinburgh schools so both pupils can benefit from the experience.
The long term goal is for the School Farm to eventually provide all food required for the school lunches, making the project sustainable and self sufficient for future generations. Registered Charity: SCO 044592.
To find out more about the charity please visit their website: www.kamulischoollunches.org.uk
















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