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Doris Temba loves her daughter and wants to see her dreams come true so to make it happen; she is raising funds by selling biscuits.

 

South Africa – Doris loves her daughter and wants to make sure her dreams come true. Her daughter is one step closer to becoming a fully-fledged pilot; she needs another stripe.

The stripes are an indication of the pilot’s level of flight experience and their responsibilities in an aircraft. The number of stripes on a pilots uniform indicate their rank. Ranks are generally split into the following:

  • Training Captain
  • Captain
  • Senior First Officer
  • First Officer
  • Second Officer
  • Cadet/Trainee

Doris knew her daughter really wanted to go ahead and earn her next stripe, but there was no funding. Her next stripe costs R100,000.00. Doris decided to raise funds by selling 5-litre buckets of biscuits. She isn’t asking anyone for money and wants to earn it.

If you would like to support this very proud mother get her daughter to the next level in her career, you can contact her via Facebook to order your biscuits.

“She is so determined – I cannot let her down. She told me yesterday – giving up is NOT an option.”


Sources: Facebook
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