Bucket list…
Is Christmas time really the seaon for giving? Or is that just what we say knowing that the people we give gifts to are likely to give back to us? Why not give something this festive season that literally changes lives. It is bucket drive time. Olive Tree Church is selling buckets for R15 with a grocery list from which you buy the groceries. To prevent neighbourhood jealousy please buy all the ingredients on the list and the right quantities. The complete list is about R200. This provides some very desperate people with the basics (and a few luxuries) to see them through December. Every year we are blown away by the responses of those receiving the buckets. So challenge your work collegues, family and friends and see how many can be filled…
THE LIST
| Quantity | Description |
| 1 | 500g Raisins |
| 1 | 400g (plastic) Peanut Butter |
| 2 | 125g Soap |
| 1 | 100ml Toothpaste |
| 1 | 200g Lemon Creams |
| 1 | 250g (ordinary) Tea |
| 1 | 500g Sugar Beans |
| 1 | 500g Salt |
| 1 | 1kg Rice |
| 1 | 1kg Samp |
| 1 | 500g Spaghetti |
| 3 | 35g Tang Sachet |
| 2 | 60g Vegetable Soup |
| 1 | 2.5kg Maize Meal |
| 1 | 2.5kg Self-Raising Flour |
| 1 | 1kg Sugar |
| 1 | 900g Smooth Apricot Jam |
| 2 | 170g Tuna |
| 1 | 425g Pilchards |
| 1 | 420g Baked Beans |
What does a bucket mean to the recipient?
