Between a Stone and a Hard Place.
Naama owns a small panel beating workshop that had all its tools stolen over lockdown. Your donations will help start his business afresh.
Canterbury
The Covid-19 lockdown has been a difficult time for all of us. This is even more true for my uncle Naama (or Stone as we call him). He is the owner of a small panel beating and car grooming workshop that was broken into over lockdown. Tools and equipment in the workshop were stolen with damage also being sustained to the workshop itself.
Naama is a hardworking father of five who’s dreams first came true when he was able to open a very small business he could call his own with just the $300 in his pocket. After losing his tools and equipment however, he is unable to make a living and provide for his family.
We hope that through your donations you can help us purchase new tools and rebuild the dream of a man with a big heart and an even bigger stomach.
Fiti Taefu's involvement (page creator)
I am Naama's niece, just wanting to help build up my uncle's life again so he can build his business back up.
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Any and all donations will be used to purchase new tools. If we exceed our target we'll donate the excess to Wellington City Mission.
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