The Tutudesk and MySchool Campaign We've worked on planes, trains, automobiles, airport lounges, deserts, riverbeds, seaside promenades and even olive groves, like the one above. I've written in many parts of the world, with the crush of the rainbow wheel as the laptop struggles to latch onto a stable Internet connection. I've managed to [...]
Hunger Relief Update - #MakeItHappen Having a new opportunity to combine my love of food, connecting with people and making a real difference has redefined how I'm planning the year. With the help of Lumia, I pledged to work with a relief organisation. What's evolved since is that I will be involved in a number [...]
The first national SA cookie swap - we raised R17 500 for our beneficiary. Images and more
SA National Cookie Swap - Cookie Swap 3 - 14 September 2013, in aid of Khayelitsha Cookies
Dark chocolate brownie cookies with a peppermint white chocolate drizzle - Cape Town Cookie Swap 2012.
Here's a video slide show I made the other day about some of the (inexpensive) meals I've eaten over the last two months travelling around Europe. The aim: To expose what meals are really worth in terms of the children they can feed if you share those meals.
I have been in Lisbon for four days now and loving every moment of it. The Red Spatula and I have been sharing our meals too. To join me on this journey of sharing, simply click on this link here and join my WeFeedback Network. Together we can share more and make a bigger difference to keep children in schools and hunger-free.
International Women's Day: It is the voice for the quiet suffering endured all year long. It is a spotlight on these issues that you (yes, you) may not have really taken the time to address. It is also hope. For the women and children who bear this burden and hope that people like us will want to get involved during the rest of the year to make small changes to make a difference to the lives of these women and girls.
Some of my food writer friends from around the world, got together with me and hosted meals to raise awareness about hunger and educate readers and friends about what we can do. All proceeds raised went to the World Food Programme's Wefeedback programme that feeds children in schools in the world's most poverty sticken areas. Together we raised enough to feed 5452 children! Please join us and feel free to ask me how you can participate in hosting your own Wefeedback meal.
I share why I refuse to shut out the realities that we don't want to acknowledge such as a world that can not read and one that goes to sleep starving. Have a look at some of the pics of fridges from our foodista friends, submitted for WeFeedback's "how many kids can we feed" project. Add your voice to make a difference.
