 5/7/10 Action for Deafness
Another well attended charity buffet raised funds for Action Deafness through ticket sales, a large raffle and a hotly contested auction for a rugby ball that had been signed by the Tigers squad.
Right, organiser Jane Holden with auction winner Emma Stones.
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Russell James and Emma Stones with another popular cabaret act....
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 17/5/10 A full house enjoyed a buffet and quiz night while raising money for Heartlink, the children's heart care charity based at Glenfield and the  Stroke Association.
Organisers Jayne Robinson (right) and Lucy Carter (left), along with Andrew Crookes, Russ Conway and Karen Rae are planning to complete the three peaks walk on 29 May (Snowden, Ben Nevis and Sca Fell) to raise more cash for these charities and also for Brain Tumour UK (Karen).
 You can make donations to these charities through the Just Giving web site by sponsoring Jayne and/or Lucy.
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19/4/10 Buffet in suport of Action Deafness.
Action Deafness works with Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Deafened and Deafblind children, young people, adults and older peopleacross Leicester, Leicestershire and the East Midlands.
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Organisers Jane Holden (right) and Denise Hodgson
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 1/2/10 Fundraising for the Hands of Hope charity (Part 2)
A second event to raise funds for the hospital in Haiti raised another £800. Again orgainsed by Sue Lambert, 66 friends and colleagues from the Leicestershire Police attended.
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 25/1/10 Fundraising for the Hands of Hope charity .
A magnificent £1,345 was raised to support the
 House of Hope Hospital in Haiti following the Haiti earthquake. Built for up to 40 children, this hospital which is 40 miles north of Port au Prince currently has around 100 patients and more are arriving all the time.
The event was organised by Sue Lambert (left in the photo) and the 77 diners, mainly from Thorpe Langton village enjoyed a buffet dinner and supported a large raffle. Photo album»
Read more about Hands of Hope on their web site»
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9/11/09 Leics Wildlife Hospital Trust
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 2/3/09 Fundraising for the Lutterworth Hospital
A well supported buffet and raffle organised by supporters of the Lutterworth Cottage Hospital raised hundreds of pounds.
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October 2006,
in aid of the Children's Intensive Care
Unit at Leicester Royal Infirmary.
Tickets were £15 per person for our extensive buffet meal and the
whole of the ticket price was donated to the LRI.
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Fundraising
Dinner in aid of Scott Beanlands
 Scott
is 27 years old and lives in Blaby. He suffers from Multiple
Sclerosis (MS) and is hoping that a new treatment - stem cell
injections will improve his condition. However, Scott needed £13,000
to travel to Holland and get this treatment.
Little India and a lifelong friend of Scotts, Adrian Natzel (a County Councillor
for Wigston) hosted a buffet dinner on 6 March. All the proceeds from tickets
went to Scott’s fund and an auction raised hundreds more. A raffle brought
the total raised on the night to £2,260.
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May 2006
The Motor Neurone
Disease Association held yet another successful fundraising
night at Little India. A
magnificent £1,373
was raised from ticket sales, a contribution from bar
takings and an auction and raffle. John
and Francine Mattock were once again the orgaisers.
For more information about Motor Neurone disease, see the MND
web site www.mndassociation.org |
August
2005. The Leicestershire and Rutland  branch
of the Motor Neurone
disease Association held
another successful fundraising night at Little India. £900
was raised from ticket sales and a contribution from bar
takings. The
evening was organised by John and Francine Mattock and
an auction and raffle added to the funds raised.
Click on the thumbnail to see some photos of the event.
For more information about Motor Neurone
disease, see the MND web site www.mndassociation.org |
 July
2005 Rainbows Childrens Hospice. The
evening was organised by Arnesby locals Penny and Steph and
they raised the enormous total of £3,900, including £800
from the restaurant, by also holding an auction. Click
here for some photos of the organisers receiving a cheque
from Syed and Ben and auctioneer Mark Robinson being thanked
for his help.
For more information about Rainbows
Children's Hospice, see their web site www.rainbows.eazytiger.net |
April 2005 Breast
Cancer charities. £800 raised. Pictured right
are Ben and some of the organisers of the evening.
(Click on the photo to see a larger version.)
For more information see the
Cancer Research web site www.cancerresearchuk.org |
 January
2005 In support of the British Red Cross,
following the Tsunami disaster of Boxing Day. £800
was raised during the evening by the restaurant, representing
the food and bar profits.
For more
information about the British Red Cross, see their web site www.redcross.org.uk |
The two eBay items, put together with acclaimed
author and food
consultant Hajra Makda as
"Best Asian Food Packages", raised
almost £60
for Children in Need.
Read more about Hajra on her website www.sweetnspicy.com/ |
