A new year is synonymous with new resolutions and fresh starts. At KIN Culture we were happy to enjoy some time off, but 2015 didn’t wait for anyone and it wasn’t long before we found ourselves digging into new opportunities.

We kicked off the year with our very first family feast. It was almost like a glimpse of the future. Families gathering for friendship and food. A fun time was had by all and we can’t wait for our next family feast in May.

As you might have noticed on our social media feeds, we had the privilege of being represented at the “X-Terra Multisport” event in Grabouw during the month of February. We are thankful for a the gentlemen who took the initiative to support us in this way. We look forward to many more of these initiatives to shine a light on the plight of orphans and vulnerable children in South Africa. As we move forward with this project we are excited by the prospect of bringing various ambassadors and representatives on board. Watch this space for a few exciting announcements in the very near future.

One of the pillars of this vision is to create a model which will be able to sustain itself. We are kicking off with an ‘off-site’ blueberry project as well as cattle farming. Creating long term provision for the children of our nation is something which is close to all of our hearts.

As you might have noticed we are a passionate bunch of people. We are not only passionate about creating a future for orphans, we are also really passionate about expressing the heart of God on this earth. God is a creator. We are honoured to collaborate with wonderful designers and manufacturers from various communities. In the coming weeks we will be launching an online store, selling quality handmade lifestyle products.

Excited? Curious?

Don’t worry, it will be all over the internet as soon as it is launched.

We would appreciate your prayers for our team’s protection and for the provision of a suitable piece of land. We still meet for prayer the last thursday of each month. Very soon we will be praying in various locations all over the Cape Peninsula.

Feel free to contact us on info@kinculture.org or via social media.