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Steve Galley from England wrote on 4 September, 2016:
Seen you on the BBC news this morning and was inspired straight away, people need to be made aware of this fantastic charity. Best of luck in every thing you do.
Marion Menzies from Scotland wrote on 1 September, 2016:
I've only just learned about Kit us Out on the Victoria Derbyshire show on BBC today. What a wonderful concept; well done for your initiative. As a very non sporty person but one who loves to watch on tv, especially the Olympics and Para Olympics, I feel compelled to make a donation as a thank you for the joy and inspiration I've been given by dedicated athletes. Keep up the good work - but do publicise yourselves more.
Peter Adjei wrote on 30 August, 2014:
Hello, i am Peter, the coach of the Para Sport Powerlifting team from Ghana during the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. I write to thank your organization, especially Mr. Alex Mitchell for bearing the full cost of acquiring a para powerlifting lifting suit for the lifter from Ghana. I must say, you saved us from a lot of stress and disappointment and i pray that God rewards you in his own way. Also, i would like to inform you of our willingness to offer any help within our means to help propel your organization and its goals. Thank you once again.
Mike Mooney wrote on 7 August, 2014:
So pleased to have met Alex in Glasgow. Helping, in a small way, made the time in Glasgow a positive memory in July 2014.
Jodie wrote on 2 August, 2014:
I am an Aussie who came across this today and think the work you are doing is amazing. Keep up the good work. It is the small things that make the huge difference in confidence to perform to their best potential. From a mum, wife and carer.
susan wrote on 28 July, 2014:
So impressed with your interview shown on TV today (28/07)I was also at the 2012 games as a Gamesmaker, my field is Blind and Visually Impaired. I was also interested in the lack of support some athletes were able to use. Good luck for your future, I will keep my eye on your wed site for vacancies re VI support. Susan
Rob Sutton wrote on 12 March, 2013:
Best of luck with the launch of Kit Us Out. What a great idea and no doubt you'll help many athletes.

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  • Our Para athtletes have very little funding in Namibia, thanks to Kit Us Out our athletics team received brand new kits and have gone not to win medals at both the international Athletic Championships and the Commonwealth Games.

    Michael Hamukwaya,
    Namibia Para-sport Athletics coach

  • The generous donation of sports wear and sporting items for our Para athletes has provided far reaching impact. Having the right kit is so important to ensure an athlete is able to perform at their best and the support from Kit Us Out has helped our team do just that.

    Lorraine Mar, CEO,
    Fiji National Olympic Committee

  • The whole team is extremely thankful to Kit Us Out for the generosity you showed us. The running kits, sprint spikes and wheelchairs have been of huge value to our athtletes, helping them both compete and train.

    Rosemary Mawe, Team Manager,
    Para Sport, Papua New Guinea

  • The cycling kit we received fro you was of immense value to our Para cyclists. We have very limited funding to buy any new kit and we are so grateful. THANK YOU Kit Us Out.

    Godfrey Jax,
    Tanzanian Para cycling coach

  • Many thanks Kit Us Out for the powerlifting suit for my lifter from Ghana.You saved us from a lot of stress and disappointment and we cant thank you enough.

    Peter Adjei,
    Head Coach of Ghana Powerlifting team