Day TWO is fast ending?

Day TWO is fast ending?

@muriel. Thanks for the pics n clarification on the ground breaking vs laying of stone ceremonies.
Can you give us a very rough indication of budget breakdown e.g cost of land, cost of construction contract to Epco etc etc.

REHABILITATION AND TRAUMA CENTRE INFORMATION:
The Kenyan Paraplegic Organization is currently executing a massive fundraising campaign towards the construction of a rehabilitation centre for people with spinal cord injury and victims of trauma. The campaign intends to marshal one million donors who will be requested to donate at least Ksh. 100 towards the kitty. We have already purchased 12 acres in Kiserian, Nairobi, a serene and tranquil place ideal for rehabilitation.

@murial. One more question. From the above content on KPO website, does it mean the land was purchased from other funds apart from the bringbackzackhome funds?

Ask your sources then give us an answer.

Yes.

The land was purchased with funds from other sources before the bringbackzackhome campaign.

Big things coming up for all to see, patience kidogo.

@King G, 17th for 17th Aug. Si ati kuna kitu, kuna vitu.

Zack anarudi.

@Bigchick, without goggles yoi should have realized Tim Wanyonyi wasn't handling this money at any time.

@Impunity, on gound breaking I reported what Bob said for all to hear on National TV.

First phase

The first phase of the initiative ended on 17 August 2012 after Zack covered 115 kilometers.[6] This phase raised 73 million shillings (approximately USD 860 000) which was used to acquire a 12-acre piece of land at Kiserian in Nairobi on which the spinal injury treatment center shall be built.[6] The groundbreaking ceremony to start the project took place on 12 September 2012.[7] The donors who were donating one shilling a day via their mobile phones contributed over 500,000 shillings (approximately USD 5900) while those who were contributing two and five shillings managed to raise over 100,000 shillings (approximately USD 1100). The rest of the money was raised by corporates and other well wishers.[6] The first phase of the campaign ended after the expiry of the fund raising license.[8]