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✨ What if waste could become income?
In Hammarsdale, KwaZulu-Natal, Africo Link is turning broken electronics and discarded materials into beautiful handmade jewellery, décor, and lighting.
The challenge?
They’re doing this with very limited tools and equipment.
With your support, we can help Africo Link:
🛠 Buy essential tools and safety gear
♻️ Keep e-waste out of landfill
🎨 Grow creative, dignified livelihoods
💼 Build a sustainable township business
💚 We’re raising funds and seeking sponsorship for tools and equipment.
Every contribution — big or small — helps unlock opportunity.
📣 Please donate, share, or tag someone who might want to support.
Waste is not the problem. Opportunity is.

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