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JOIN US ON THE GREAT AFRICAN WELLY WALKHow far could you walk in your lunch break? Ten times around the playground? Six times around the football fields? We want you to help us walk all the way to Kenya – and back!

On Farm Africa’s Great African Welly Walk, we’ll add together every single mile walked by schools and other Farm Africa supporters across the UK. When it’s all totalled up we hope we’ll have collectively walkedall the way to our project in Kitui, Kenya, where Willi and Elizabeth live – just the kind of project you’ll behelping by taking part in the welly walk.

Families in eastern Africa urgently need your help now. So choose a date, distribute your sponsor forms,chase the spiders out of your wellies and get ready to Give Hunger the Boot!

Open now and display your Great African Welly Walk totaliser…9th Floor Bastion House140 London WallLondon EC2Y 5DN

T: 020 7430 0440F: 020 7430 0460E: info@farmafrica.orgW: www.farmafrica.org

Photo credits: All photos © Farm AfricaRegistered charity no. 326901Food and Agricultural Research Management Ltd is a company limited by guarantee in England and Wales no. 01926828

YOUR SCHOOL CANWALK THE WALK ANDHELP FAMILIES IN EASTERN AFRICA TOREAP THE RESULTS

Farm Africa is a charity working with families in rural Africa, helpingthem to grow enough food to feed their families and grow extrafood to sell. We believe farmers in Africa can produce enoughfood to feed everyone who lives there, so we help them increasetheir harvests and make the most of natural resources like soiland water. Together we can help every farmer grow enoughfood to provide for their family – forever.

You can help Give Hunger the Boot by pulling on yourwellies and joining in our Great African Welly Walk!

£15 could help provide a set of tools to growfood on hard, sun-baked land – giving Africanfarmers and their families the chance to feedthemselves.

£30 could help a farmer to sow an acre of landwith high-quality seeds for crops that survive even inthe driest conditions.

£60 could help provide farmers with fruit tree saplingsso they have nutritious fruit to feed their children.

£100 could help train a group of farmers in new techniques to helptheir crops thrive.

£200 could help provide a community with a drip irrigation systemto keep their crops healthy with only a small amount of water.

Do a sponsored walk in your wellies and help rural African families work towards a future free from hunger.We’ll add together everyone’s welly miles and see how far we get. Kenya, here we come!

JOIN THE

GREAT AFRICANWELLY WALK!

“It made me think about people who aren’t as lucky as us and I reallyhope that we raised enough money to help lots of people in Africa.”Max, aged 10

“We are optimistic that oneday we will make it in life.”Willi Mullwa, Kitui, Kenya

HELP RURAL AFRICAN FAMILIES WORKTOWARDS A FUTURE FREE FROM HUNGER

HOW MANY WELLY MILES WILL YOU WALK?We’re walking all the way to Africa – and we can’t wait to start counting those welly miles! You can enter yourtotal miles walked online and get your own personalised part of the route. Will your school walk from Londonto Canterbury? Along the Nile? Go online and find out!

PUT HUNGER IN THE HEADLINESYour local newspapers would love to hear how you’re going to Give Hunger the Boot, so why not download ourmedia pack? You’ll find it at www.farmafrica.org/ghtb and it’s got everything you need to get your local pressexcited about your fundraising. It includes a press release, top tips for interviews and lots of other things we hopeyou’ll find really helpful. It could be a great opportunity to let your community know about your school and all thegood work you're doing.

SHOW OFF YOUR WELLIESWhile your pupils are having fun and raising funds, we’d be delighted if you would take some photos (remember toask for parents’ permission first) and email them to us. And if your pupils want to paint pictures or write poemsabout the day they helped Give Hunger the Boot, we’d love to see those too. Send your photos and creations to:community@farmafrica.org or post it to the address below.

BOOT UP YOUR COMPUTER AND DOWNLOAD OUR FREE TEACHING RESOURCESTo help your school Give Hunger the Boot, you’ll find a range of useful resources on our website. Some aredesigned to liven up your fundraising, and others are educational resources. There are lesson plans showingyour pupils how Farm Africa helps families in rural Africa to beat hunger and poverty. You could also use yourwelly walk to cover other aspects of learning such as geography, science, creative writing and responsiblecitizenship. You’ll find all these resources at www.farmafrica.org/ghtb

HOW TO PLAN YOUR WELLY WALK1

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Choose a day next term to hold your sponsored walk.

Plan your route and work out how many welly miles you'll be walking. It can be anythingfrom a few laps of the playground during lunch break to a cross-country route during PE!

Notify parents and other teachers that you are helping to Give Hunger the Boot.

Give sponsor forms to the pupils so they can ask friends and family to sponsor them.

Get in touch with local media to tell them about your event.

As the date approaches, remind your pupils to wear their wellies.

Once you’ve completed your fundraising, simply use the enclosed form to send yourdonation to us – or donate online at www.farmafrica.org/ghtb

Don’t forget to let us know how many welly miles you walked! If 50 pupils each walk a mile, your school will have walked 50 welly miles.

Send us your photos and let us know how you got on!

“Farm Africa’s Give Hunger the Boot appeal is a wonderful initiative.The welly walks give us a really fun way of increasing the sense ofconnection between our children and those in Africa. The walks willalso give our children a real sense of purpose.” Jane Sculper, Head of School

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www.farmafrica.org/ghtb

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JOIN US ON THE GREAT AFRICAN WELLY WALKHow far could you walk in your lunch break? Ten times around the playground? Six times around the football fields? We want you to help us walk all the way to Kenya – and back!

On Farm Africa’s Great African Welly Walk, we’ll add together every single mile walked by schools and other Farm Africa supporters across the UK. When it’s all totalled up we hope we’ll have collectively walkedall the way to our project in Kitui, Kenya, where Willi and Elizabeth live – just the kind of project you’ll behelping by taking part in the welly walk.

Families in eastern Africa urgently need your help now. So choose a date, distribute your sponsor forms,chase the spiders out of your wellies and get ready to Give Hunger the Boot!

Open now and display your Great African Welly Walk totaliser…9th Floor Bastion House140 London WallLondon EC2Y 5DN

T: 020 7430 0440F: 020 7430 0460E: info@farmafrica.orgW: www.farmafrica.org

Photo credits: All photos © Farm AfricaRegistered charity no. 326901Food and Agricultural Research Management Ltd is a company limited by guarantee in England and Wales no. 01926828

YOUR SCHOOL CANWALK THE WALK ANDHELP FAMILIES IN EASTERN AFRICA TOREAP THE RESULTS

Farm Africa is a charity working with families in rural Africa, helpingthem to grow enough food to feed their families and grow extrafood to sell. We believe farmers in Africa can produce enoughfood to feed everyone who lives there, so we help them increasetheir harvests and make the most of natural resources like soiland water. Together we can help every farmer grow enoughfood to provide for their family – forever.

You can help Give Hunger the Boot by pulling on yourwellies and joining in our Great African Welly Walk!

£15 could help provide a set of tools to growfood on hard, sun-baked land – giving Africanfarmers and their families the chance to feedthemselves.

£30 could help a farmer to sow an acre of landwith high-quality seeds for crops that survive even inthe driest conditions.

£60 could help provide farmers with fruit tree saplingsso they have nutritious fruit to feed their children.

£100 could help train a group of farmers in new techniques to helptheir crops thrive.

£200 could help provide a community with a drip irrigation systemto keep their crops healthy with only a small amount of water.

Do a sponsored walk in your wellies and help rural African families work towards a future free from hunger.We’ll add together everyone’s welly miles and see how far we get. Kenya, here we come!

JOIN THE

GREAT AFRICANWELLY WALK!

“It made me think about people who aren’t as lucky as us and I reallyhope that we raised enough money to help lots of people in Africa.”Max, aged 10

“We are optimistic that oneday we will make it in life.”Willi Mullwa, Kitui, Kenya

HELP RURAL AFRICAN FAMILIES WORKTOWARDS A FUTURE FREE FROM HUNGER

HOW MANY WELLY MILES WILL YOU WALK?We’re walking all the way to Africa – and we can’t wait to start counting those welly miles! You can enter yourtotal miles walked online and get your own personalised part of the route. Will your school walk from Londonto Canterbury? Along the Nile? Go online and find out!

PUT HUNGER IN THE HEADLINESYour local newspapers would love to hear how you’re going to Give Hunger the Boot, so why not download ourmedia pack? You’ll find it at www.farmafrica.org/ghtb and it’s got everything you need to get your local pressexcited about your fundraising. It includes a press release, top tips for interviews and lots of other things we hopeyou’ll find really helpful. It could be a great opportunity to let your community know about your school and all thegood work you're doing.

SHOW OFF YOUR WELLIESWhile your pupils are having fun and raising funds, we’d be delighted if you would take some photos (remember toask for parents’ permission first) and email them to us. And if your pupils want to paint pictures or write poemsabout the day they helped Give Hunger the Boot, we’d love to see those too. Send your photos and creations to:community@farmafrica.org or post it to the address below.

BOOT UP YOUR COMPUTER AND DOWNLOAD OUR FREE TEACHING RESOURCESTo help your school Give Hunger the Boot, you’ll find a range of useful resources on our website. Some aredesigned to liven up your fundraising, and others are educational resources. There are lesson plans showingyour pupils how Farm Africa helps families in rural Africa to beat hunger and poverty. You could also use yourwelly walk to cover other aspects of learning such as geography, science, creative writing and responsiblecitizenship. You’ll find all these resources at www.farmafrica.org/ghtb

HOW TO PLAN YOUR WELLY WALK1

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5

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6

7

4

Choose a day next term to hold your sponsored walk.

Plan your route and work out how many welly miles you'll be walking. It can be anythingfrom a few laps of the playground during lunch break to a cross-country route during PE!

Notify parents and other teachers that you are helping to Give Hunger the Boot.

Give sponsor forms to the pupils so they can ask friends and family to sponsor them.

Get in touch with local media to tell them about your event.

As the date approaches, remind your pupils to wear their wellies.

Once you’ve completed your fundraising, simply use the enclosed form to send yourdonation to us – or donate online at www.farmafrica.org/ghtb

Don’t forget to let us know how many welly miles you walked! If 50 pupils each walk a mile, your school will have walked 50 welly miles.

Send us your photos and let us know how you got on!

“Farm Africa’s Give Hunger the Boot appeal is a wonderful initiative.The welly walks give us a really fun way of increasing the sense ofconnection between our children and those in Africa. The walks willalso give our children a real sense of purpose.” Jane Sculper, Head of School

3

www.farmafrica.org/ghtb

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FOLD FOLD FOLD

JOIN US ON THE GREAT AFRICAN WELLY WALKHow far could you walk in your lunch break? Ten times around the playground? Six times around the football fields? We want you to help us walk all the way to Kenya – and back!

On Farm Africa’s Great African Welly Walk, we’ll add together every single mile walked by schools and other Farm Africa supporters across the UK. When it’s all totalled up we hope we’ll have collectively walkedall the way to our project in Kitui, Kenya, where Willi and Elizabeth live – just the kind of project you’ll behelping by taking part in the welly walk.

Families in eastern Africa urgently need your help now. So choose a date, distribute your sponsor forms,chase the spiders out of your wellies and get ready to Give Hunger the Boot!

Open now and display your Great African Welly Walk totaliser…9th Floor Bastion House140 London WallLondon EC2Y 5DN

T: 020 7430 0440F: 020 7430 0460E: info@farmafrica.orgW: www.farmafrica.org

Photo credits: All photos © Farm AfricaRegistered charity no. 326901Food and Agricultural Research Management Ltd is a company limited by guarantee in England and Wales no. 01926828

YOUR SCHOOL CANWALK THE WALK ANDHELP FAMILIES IN EASTERN AFRICA TOREAP THE RESULTS

Farm Africa is a charity working with families in rural Africa, helpingthem to grow enough food to feed their families and grow extrafood to sell. We believe farmers in Africa can produce enoughfood to feed everyone who lives there, so we help them increasetheir harvests and make the most of natural resources like soiland water. Together we can help every farmer grow enoughfood to provide for their family – forever.

You can help Give Hunger the Boot by pulling on yourwellies and joining in our Great African Welly Walk!

£15 could help provide a set of tools to growfood on hard, sun-baked land – giving Africanfarmers and their families the chance to feedthemselves.

£30 could help a farmer to sow an acre of landwith high-quality seeds for crops that survive even inthe driest conditions.

£60 could help provide farmers with fruit tree saplingsso they have nutritious fruit to feed their children.

£100 could help train a group of farmers in new techniques to helptheir crops thrive.

£200 could help provide a community with a drip irrigation systemto keep their crops healthy with only a small amount of water.

Do a sponsored walk in your wellies and help rural African families work towards a future free from hunger.We’ll add together everyone’s welly miles and see how far we get. Kenya, here we come!

JOIN THE

GREAT AFRICANWELLY WALK!

“It made me think about people who aren’t as lucky as us and I reallyhope that we raised enough money to help lots of people in Africa.”Max, aged 10

“We are optimistic that oneday we will make it in life.”Willi Mullwa, Kitui, Kenya

HELP RURAL AFRICAN FAMILIES WORKTOWARDS A FUTURE FREE FROM HUNGER

HOW MANY WELLY MILES WILL YOU WALK?We’re walking all the way to Africa – and we can’t wait to start counting those welly miles! You can enter yourtotal miles walked online and get your own personalised part of the route. Will your school walk from Londonto Canterbury? Along the Nile? Go online and find out!

PUT HUNGER IN THE HEADLINESYour local newspapers would love to hear how you’re going to Give Hunger the Boot, so why not download ourmedia pack? You’ll find it at www.farmafrica.org/ghtb and it’s got everything you need to get your local pressexcited about your fundraising. It includes a press release, top tips for interviews and lots of other things we hopeyou’ll find really helpful. It could be a great opportunity to let your community know about your school and all thegood work you're doing.

SHOW OFF YOUR WELLIESWhile your pupils are having fun and raising funds, we’d be delighted if you would take some photos (remember toask for parents’ permission first) and email them to us. And if your pupils want to paint pictures or write poemsabout the day they helped Give Hunger the Boot, we’d love to see those too. Send your photos and creations to:community@farmafrica.org or post it to the address below.

BOOT UP YOUR COMPUTER AND DOWNLOAD OUR FREE TEACHING RESOURCESTo help your school Give Hunger the Boot, you’ll find a range of useful resources on our website. Some aredesigned to liven up your fundraising, and others are educational resources. There are lesson plans showingyour pupils how Farm Africa helps families in rural Africa to beat hunger and poverty. You could also use yourwelly walk to cover other aspects of learning such as geography, science, creative writing and responsiblecitizenship. You’ll find all these resources at www.farmafrica.org/ghtb

HOW TO PLAN YOUR WELLY WALK1

8

5

2

9

6

7

4

Choose a day next term to hold your sponsored walk.

Plan your route and work out how many welly miles you'll be walking. It can be anythingfrom a few laps of the playground during lunch break to a cross-country route during PE!

Notify parents and other teachers that you are helping to Give Hunger the Boot.

Give sponsor forms to the pupils so they can ask friends and family to sponsor them.

Get in touch with local media to tell them about your event.

As the date approaches, remind your pupils to wear their wellies.

Once you’ve completed your fundraising, simply use the enclosed form to send yourdonation to us – or donate online at www.farmafrica.org/ghtb

Don’t forget to let us know how many welly miles you walked! If 50 pupils each walk a mile, your school will have walked 50 welly miles.

Send us your photos and let us know how you got on!

“Farm Africa’s Give Hunger the Boot appeal is a wonderful initiative.The welly walks give us a really fun way of increasing the sense ofconnection between our children and those in Africa. The walks willalso give our children a real sense of purpose.” Jane Sculper, Head of School

3

www.farmafrica.org/ghtb

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FOLD FOLD FOLD

JOIN US ON THE GREAT AFRICAN WELLY WALKHow far could you walk in your lunch break? Ten times around the playground? Six times around the football fields? We want you to help us walk all the way to Kenya – and back!

On Farm Africa’s Great African Welly Walk, we’ll add together every single mile walked by schools and other Farm Africa supporters across the UK. When it’s all totalled up we hope we’ll have collectively walkedall the way to our project in Kitui, Kenya, where Willi and Elizabeth live – just the kind of project you’ll behelping by taking part in the welly walk.

Families in eastern Africa urgently need your help now. So choose a date, distribute your sponsor forms,chase the spiders out of your wellies and get ready to Give Hunger the Boot!

Open now and display your Great African Welly Walk totaliser…9th Floor Bastion House140 London WallLondon EC2Y 5DN

T: 020 7430 0440F: 020 7430 0460E: info@farmafrica.orgW: www.farmafrica.org

Photo credits: All photos © Farm AfricaRegistered charity no. 326901Food and Agricultural Research Management Ltd is a company limited by guarantee in England and Wales no. 01926828

YOUR SCHOOL CANWALK THE WALK ANDHELP FAMILIES IN EASTERN AFRICA TOREAP THE RESULTS

Farm Africa is a charity working with families in rural Africa, helpingthem to grow enough food to feed their families and grow extrafood to sell. We believe farmers in Africa can produce enoughfood to feed everyone who lives there, so we help them increasetheir harvests and make the most of natural resources like soiland water. Together we can help every farmer grow enoughfood to provide for their family – forever.

You can help Give Hunger the Boot by pulling on yourwellies and joining in our Great African Welly Walk!

£15 could help provide a set of tools to growfood on hard, sun-baked land – giving Africanfarmers and their families the chance to feedthemselves.

£30 could help a farmer to sow an acre of landwith high-quality seeds for crops that survive even inthe driest conditions.

£60 could help provide farmers with fruit tree saplingsso they have nutritious fruit to feed their children.

£100 could help train a group of farmers in new techniques to helptheir crops thrive.

£200 could help provide a community with a drip irrigation systemto keep their crops healthy with only a small amount of water.

Do a sponsored walk in your wellies and help rural African families work towards a future free from hunger.We’ll add together everyone’s welly miles and see how far we get. Kenya, here we come!

JOIN THE

GREAT AFRICANWELLY WALK!

“It made me think about people who aren’t as lucky as us and I reallyhope that we raised enough money to help lots of people in Africa.”Max, aged 10

“We are optimistic that oneday we will make it in life.”Willi Mullwa, Kitui, Kenya

HELP RURAL AFRICAN FAMILIES WORKTOWARDS A FUTURE FREE FROM HUNGER

HOW MANY WELLY MILES WILL YOU WALK?We’re walking all the way to Africa – and we can’t wait to start counting those welly miles! You can enter yourtotal miles walked online and get your own personalised part of the route. Will your school walk from Londonto Canterbury? Along the Nile? Go online and find out!

PUT HUNGER IN THE HEADLINESYour local newspapers would love to hear how you’re going to Give Hunger the Boot, so why not download ourmedia pack? You’ll find it at www.farmafrica.org/ghtb and it’s got everything you need to get your local pressexcited about your fundraising. It includes a press release, top tips for interviews and lots of other things we hopeyou’ll find really helpful. It could be a great opportunity to let your community know about your school and all thegood work you're doing.

SHOW OFF YOUR WELLIESWhile your pupils are having fun and raising funds, we’d be delighted if you would take some photos (remember toask for parents’ permission first) and email them to us. And if your pupils want to paint pictures or write poemsabout the day they helped Give Hunger the Boot, we’d love to see those too. Send your photos and creations to:community@farmafrica.org or post it to the address below.

BOOT UP YOUR COMPUTER AND DOWNLOAD OUR FREE TEACHING RESOURCESTo help your school Give Hunger the Boot, you’ll find a range of useful resources on our website. Some aredesigned to liven up your fundraising, and others are educational resources. There are lesson plans showingyour pupils how Farm Africa helps families in rural Africa to beat hunger and poverty. You could also use yourwelly walk to cover other aspects of learning such as geography, science, creative writing and responsiblecitizenship. You’ll find all these resources at www.farmafrica.org/ghtb

HOW TO PLAN YOUR WELLY WALK1

8

5

2

9

6

7

4

Choose a day next term to hold your sponsored walk.

Plan your route and work out how many welly miles you'll be walking. It can be anythingfrom a few laps of the playground during lunch break to a cross-country route during PE!

Notify parents and other teachers that you are helping to Give Hunger the Boot.

Give sponsor forms to the pupils so they can ask friends and family to sponsor them.

Get in touch with local media to tell them about your event.

As the date approaches, remind your pupils to wear their wellies.

Once you’ve completed your fundraising, simply use the enclosed form to send yourdonation to us – or donate online at www.farmafrica.org/ghtb

Don’t forget to let us know how many welly miles you walked! If 50 pupils each walk a mile, your school will have walked 50 welly miles.

Send us your photos and let us know how you got on!

“Farm Africa’s Give Hunger the Boot appeal is a wonderful initiative.The welly walks give us a really fun way of increasing the sense ofconnection between our children and those in Africa. The walks willalso give our children a real sense of purpose.” Jane Sculper, Head of School

3

www.farmafrica.org/ghtb

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