Coffee, rockets and kangaroos...

**important**

🦘...☕️🚀

What do rockets have to do with coffee and kangaroos?

Gather around and I'll tell you.

✨️☕️✨️ So every month I take Aunty Sue out for a coffee.

Well...not literally.  Because she's got better things to do than having coffee with me.

But every month I transfer the cost of one large oat latte to West Mallee Foundation.

I've been doing that ever since I first met the legendary Aunty Sue. It's a very easy way for me to support the hugely important work she's doing under incredibly challenging conditions.

🦘...Not only is she protecting the people and wildlife over in South Australia from rockets being tested (!!!!) - she's also out cleaning rock holes in the desert for the animal's survival.

Work that I can't physically do...but I can contribute by having a monthly automatic payment that I don't even notice.

(And after this weekend I've decided to make it two coffees ☕️x2)

As Aunty Sue says:
✨️ This is everyone's business ✨️

A small contribution each month is my way of letting Aunty Sue know that I see the work she's doing and I value her tireless efforts.

(You probably don't know that Aunty Sue and her team received a Nobel Peace Prize for their work 💥🚀)

After decades of an uphill battle, easing the financial load is such a practical way to show gratitude.

(This is also a great opportunity for me to let you know that Aunty Sue was part of the most important panel I've ever watched. I've pinned it as the first post you'll find on my Happily Made Village Facebook page. Please take the time to deeply listen.)

(I'm including some snap shots of the two of us because we kept bumping into eachother and even ended up on the same plane from Alice Springs to Adelaide ✈️)

(Oh and let me know if you'd like me to dig out the short video my son made of one of the rock hole adventures. It's short & sweet and captures some of the important work Aunty does)

🫶🏽 Veronica

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