INDIGO CHILDREN'S FUND 2018 SUMMER FUNDRAISER
On Saturday the 8th of September 2018 Indigo Children's Fund and friends will be embarking on a 25km walk along the River Thames and we would love it if you could join us.
The walk is to raise funds for our next project helping underprivileged children in rural Nepal. As ever every single penny raised goes directly to our projects, not a penny spent on anything else.
To sign up please go to:
https://www.thamespathchallenge.com/thames-bridges-trek
Click on blue 'How to Join' button at the bottom of page then choose the 'Self-Fund' button at the bottom right hand side
Fill in the form and choose the option to 'Join a team'
The team name is "Indigo Children's Fund" Choose the 11am start time
OUR TEAM SO FAR: Pam Parker, Johnny Warrillow, Will Deboos, Luke Daynes, Mary Daynes, Ken McDougall, Marion Thomson, Roseanna Bancroft, Pete Schofield, Danae Schofield, Tommy Wills , David Mayes, Andrew Rees, Pauline de Reynal, Rosie Cave, Ben Cousins, Anthony Ferguson, Liv Loffler, Amy Davis, Alya Lilani, Robbie Parker, Trpimir Kujundzic (TK) and Ron Tsang, Guy Warrillow.
IF YOU CAN'T JOIN US BUT WOULD STILL LIKE TO DONATE TO OUR NEXT PROJECT PLEASE VISIT HERE
****** OUR WORK - WITH THANKS TO YOU ******
The girls dance troupe at our soon to be completed school project, Shree Sakala, Devi, Nepal.
Last year many of you kindly attended or supported our Thames River Cruise fundraiser. The day was a great success and we raised a large chunk of the money required to build our new school building project in Nawalparasi, Nepal.
The building is nearing completion and due to open it's doors in September, on time and within budget.
Every single penny raised on last years River Cruise went towards this project and was made only possible by our generous guests and supporters.
Please visit the project page for further info.
This year we are raising money to kick off our next project in Nepal helping underprivileged children gain access to education. More details to follow...
The team meeting at the site of our next project, Nawalparasi, Nepal. More details to follow in the coming weeks.