Lek of the Computers for Thai Kids Charity Project, her sister Noi, a
school friend, and a generous donor named Sukanya, cooked and served 200 hot
dogs with all the fixins for the children of the Redemptorist Street Kids
Home on September 23.
Lek sells sandwiches and hot dogs on the Monday Hash
House Harriers runs and at the PSC Sunday softball games to help raise funds
for the Computers For Thai Kids Charity Project. She and friends decided
that this time it would be a good change of pace to provide hot dogs for the
Street Kids. They also left hot dogs for the kids who weren’t present so
they could enjoy the meal after returning from school.
Don’t
be shy, step right up and get your hot dogs here! Lek, now an accomplished
hot dog chef, serves up some delicious hot dogs for the kids at the
Redemptorist Street Kids Home.
Since its inception in 1998, The Computers For Thai Kids
Charity Project has sent out more than 390 computers to schools all over
Thailand, have given computer instruction to hundreds of poor Thai kids here
in Pattaya, and are sponsoring 82 deserving kids in government schools.
When funds are available, the kids coming for computer
instruction are also fed a nutritious meal after their classes. For some,
this is the only meal they receive each day.
Wow,
this is gooooooood. Lek of the Computers for Thai Kids Charity Project, her
sister Noi, a school friend, and a generous donor named Sukanya, cooked and
served 200 hot dogs with all the fixins for the children of the Redemptorist
Street Kids Home on September 23.
Jeep and Lek need all the help they can get to run this
project and have requests for thousands of computers from hundreds of
schools throughout Thailand. If you have any working computer equipment in
the Pentium class and above that you have upgraded or can spare, this is the
place to donate it, as they do get out to the neediest areas and this
charity project is strictly volunteer with no one on any payroll or
receiving any remuneration for their efforts. All the computers must come
from inside Thailand since Thai Customs procedures precludes importing
donated computers from abroad.
The project can also use funds to repair donated
computers, feed the kids, and to help support the most needy to stay in
school.
If you are able to assist Jeep and Lek in their
worthwhile endeavor, please contact: Glenn “Jeep” Holthaus or Jaruay
“Lek” Kingjorhor at [email protected] phone: 038-424-998 or visit
their website for more info on their Computers For Thai Kids Charity
Project: http://jeep.htmlplanet.com/
