At present the scheme is run on a makeshift pay-as-you-go basis.
At the age of 12, Humaira and a few of her friends started teaching other neighborhood children -- first out of her own home, and, as more and more students started attending, in space she rented as two makeshift classrooms, paid for out of her own pocket.
The five teams that began the race on Saturday dwindled to just two by Monday's start because of mechanical problems on the other makeshift vehicles that paid $500 to enter.
A makeshift shrine with candles paid tribute to artist Jassim Abu Dua', who had died the previous week.
It has paid for makeshift schools, community centres, and safe spaces for women.
So do pedestrians, waiting to pay to cross makeshift plank-and-rope bridges.
Some towns have fashioned makeshift holding pens, while others pay high fees to private kennels and veterinarians.
When much of the city, including grocery stores, closed following the riots, he launched his own relief effort — paying to establish makeshift produce markets and to send mobile medical vans into Watts and South L.A.
Without them, he faced a future of makeshift contracts with under-the-table pay.
People have poured into Oslo to pay their respects and makeshift memorials have been erected, blanketing the city in flowers and photographs of the victims.
Later, Mr. Blake paid respects to a makeshift memorial on the central square, where 84 protesters were killed by gunfire while storming the presidential building a week ago.
