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Video Diary of TOMS Shoe Drop South Africa, Nov 2007

0 comments Published Monday, December 31, 2007 by SROmgmt.

Toms Team South Africa round it up at the Embassy.

This is my video diary of the TOMS Shoe Drop in South Africa. Step inside.

Labels: Africa, Food 4 Africa, South Africa, Summer Rayne Oakes, TOMS shoe drop, Toms Shoes

Charity:Water hits Met Pavilion NYC

0 comments Published Tuesday, December 18, 2007 by SROmgmt.

Charity Water Benefit, NYC December 17, 2007.

Labels: Adrian Grenier, Africa, Be Carbon Neutral, Charity Water, Scott Harrison, Summer Rayne Oakes

Africa Trip - Day #11, Part 3 - Nov 18, 2007

0 comments Published Friday, December 14, 2007 by SROmgmt.

How much does this look like me and my rock star hubby
with our adopted children?

In the Lesedi Cultural Village I got adopted by this cute little chunkette above. I sat down to power up my berry when she came over and sat on my lap. The man in the village said, "Good. Now she is yours. Take her with you." She and her sister went everywhere with me. I had to get Geoff to take one because my arms were about to fall off..

Labels: Africa, Lesedi, South Africa, Summer Rayne Oakes and Africa, TOMS shoe drop, Toms Shoes

Africa Trip - Day #11, Part 2 - Nov 18, 2007

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I was obviously jazzed when I found this ginomous cecropia moth

Look at those eyes!!! I just wanted to SQUEEZE him!

Rachel, Tyler and DJ chilling in Lesedi

Give peace a chance

"Styler" - editor at mens.style.com looks 8' tall in this picture

Labels: Africa, Lesedi, shoe drop, South Africa, Summer Rayne Oakes and Africa, TOMS shoe drop, Toms Shoes, Zululand

Africa Trip - Day #11 - Nov 18, 2007

0 comments Published Thursday, December 13, 2007 by SROmgmt.

Laughing at pictures early in the morning...almost time to leave

We have another late start in the day, but have to fly back to Johannesburg to Ethwathwa. Once we are there we take a look at an amazing community development project. Gordon has helped start Tangerine Marketing, which is surprisingly very similar to Mercado Global. It's all about training local cooperative groups to create fabulous products and market them out. I got a bag, two belts, 3 cards, a picture frame, and an embroidered key chain. All tre chic.

Wearing my crocheted belt and bag from a community project
under the brand name: PROJEKT. It helps employ the skills
and inspiration of Cape Town's disadvantaged craftswomen.

Labels: Africa, Johannesburg, PROJEKT, South Africa, Summer Rayne Oakes and Africa, Tangerine Marketing