The Nedoux Sewing Club and The Bloom Tribe would love to introduce the “Sew Seeds of Love Project”; a purposeful collaboration aimed at donating tailored clothes to less-privileged children.
Most children from less privileged communities, especially those in orphanages, typically receive hand-me-downs. Very rarely do they know the joys of wearing brand new never-been-worn-before clothes. Every child deserves to have clothes specially made or bought for them.
The “Sew Seeds of Love Project”
This is a special one-day sewing workshop scheduled to hold on Saturday the 4th of February 2017, designed to train people on how to use electric sewing machines and also sew lovely children’s clothing. One hundred childrens’ garments will be made by the end of the workshop and donated to charity.
The Bloom Tribe
The Bloom Tribe, which was founded by Olakunmi Oni exists to loose chains of injustice, set the oppressed free, share food with the hungry, provide shelter, cloth the naked and take care of families. According to Matthew 5: 14-16, we exist to light up and add flavour to a dark, bitter world. Our vision is to build a community of people that will take up compassion and live out simple acts of God’s love.
Our Goal
The teaching methodology for the “Sew Seeds of Love” workshop has been simplified, such that the 20 participants will be adequately trained and able to produce 5 garments each during the workshop. Thus a total of 100 cute garments by the end of the workshop.
For more information:
Visit: http://www.thebloomtribe.org
Mail: nedouxsews@gmail.com & thebloomtribe@gmail.com
Come sew seeds of love with us!
Nedoux 