2017-April
Newsflash :
We received TWO photocopy machines in our appeal for Nepal ( see below ) Wow! But customs and duty taxes made it extremely difficult to ship to Nepal from Taiwan . So we donated one to a church that feeds the homeless and needy. The second we were able to purchase in Nepal through the gifts and donations given for that purpose. Thank you again for all who helped through prayers or giving!
我們爲尼泊爾募捐到2台印表機！但是海關以及稅金的費用讓他們寄到尼泊爾變的很困難。所以我們捐助了一台給一間幫助街友及弱勢的教會。第二台透過禮物和捐贈在尼泊爾買了ㄧ台印表機。
感謝所有透過禱告或實際上幫助我們的你們！
We received TWO photocopy machines in our appeal for Nepal ( see below ) Wow! But customs and duty taxes made it extremely difficult to ship to Nepal from Taiwan . So we donated one to a church that feeds the homeless and needy. The second we were able to purchase in Nepal through the gifts and donations given for that purpose. Thank you again for all who helped through prayers or giving!
我們爲尼泊爾募捐到2台印表機！但是海關以及稅金的費用讓他們寄到尼泊爾變的很困難。所以我們捐助了一台給一間幫助街友及弱勢的教會。第二台透過禮物和捐贈在尼泊爾買了ㄧ台印表機。
感謝所有透過禱告或實際上幫助我們的你們！
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你願意捐獻一個影印機給聖約瑟夫學校嗎 ?
在我們的二十年舊的佳能影印機看起來像個洗衣機大小，重達 20 公斤已經到達了生命的終點。它飽受一陣風霜也鞠躬盡瘁成為鼠輩的棲息地，簡短的說，因為找不到零件來修理，它也差不多該退休了，願意幫忙嗎? 一個二手的影印機需要 1000 美金，而學校必須為學生做兩萬到兩萬兩千頁的複印。聖約瑟夫學校極端依賴影印機，因為政府上網的考題需要被印出來來讓學生作答。影印機的重要性在於電腦經常會受到停電的影響而失掉儲存的資料，也只有影印機才能夠持續提供服務，至少在尼泊爾是如此。 |
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Our ever faithful 20 year old Canon photocopier, which looks more like a small washing machine, and weighs about 20 kilos is on his final journey. Having served it's purpose it has survived numerous earthquakes, adverse weather conditions and homes for mice, but in short, there are no more parts for it and it time to retire. Do you want to help? A good second hand costs $1000 USD since the school will print 20,000-22,000 pages in the course of children's studies. St. Joseph's school depends greatly on the photocopy machines, since Government exams are posted, then teacher's are required to print the test out for the students. The photocopy machine is a very important machine and it one of the main stays of equipment since power cuts cause computers to lose valuable information, but the photocopier lives on. At least in Nepal :) |