Reconnect x Lowly Heart Candle Program for Kiwis in poverty
Hi Neighbourly members :)
We're here to sell scented candles made by homeless people ||
With each candle in the making, we want to remind them that they are valuable people and they too can share the warmth in this world ||
We hope to inspire and encourage them to find joy in work and pursue a better future for themselves ||
All payments must be made through online banking, via. (06-0998-0799310-01 ANZ Lowly Heart Charitable Trust) ||
Profit made will be given to the homeless people :) ||
Promotion video: facebook.com/reconnectNZ/videos/2871020342912661/ ||
Since there are more than 1 type of candles, we decided that order thru a form is the easiest for all of us ||
Submit your order at: shorturl.at/vRW08 ||
Confirmation email will be sent once you submit the form ||
You can pick up or pay extra fees for delivery ||
For any enquiries, feel free to contact us through re.marketnz@gmail.com or direct message us at instagram.com/re_reconnect.market ||
Buy this ‘eco-friendly’, ‘sharing warmth’ soy candle, and be the light of our society
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