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May 19, 2019

Human generosity

1040i Playground Project in Arazane
1040i Playground Project in Arazane

On my last visit to the cooperative in Arazane, Morocco in October, I was happy to see what 1040i, a great non profit organization in Oklahoma, had built for the children and the community.

Watch this video:

Visiting the Women Cooperative in Arazane, Morocco - Oct 2014
Visiting the Women Cooperative in Arazane, Morocco – Oct 2014

I am glad that other organizations from the United States are helping this community in Arazane.

Here more on their project:
Today’s mission was to begin building a playground for the children in the community of Arazane. Nothing like this has ever been built in this community, and the people are so excited to have a safe place for their children to play and grow up. The memories that will be made swinging on the swings with friends are waiting with anticipation. Today was only step one. The foundation has been laid, and our plan has been put into action. Tomorrow the playground will begin to take its shape.

Playground built by 1040i Non Profit Organization Arazane, Morocco
Playground built by 1040i Non Profit Organization
Arazane, Morocco
Playground built by 1040i Non Profit Organization Arazane, Morocco
Playground built by 1040i Non Profit Organization
Arazane, Morocco

Read their blog to see all the amazing, life changing projects they are involved in:

A full documentary on our third visit to the women cooperative in Arazane is coming soon. Stay connected and see how we helped them this year.

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Khadija Fajry

I AM a Mom, CEO, a Moroccan in New York City on a mission to make BEAUTY a GENEROUS act. Khadija earned a Master's degree in Human Resources from the CNAM at Paris, and a Bachelor's degree in International Business from the Université d'Avignon, France. In her native country of Morocco, women used for centuries beauty care products that came from the Earth. Khadija, herself, used Moroccan oils for many years and would bring them back with her to the U.S. because she could not find them in a pure form locally. Finally, she decided to leverage her knowledge of Moroccan products, international background, and experience to create KENZA International Beauty LLC and her own brand KENZA "be generously beautiful"™