CHARITY CURRY NIGHT & AUCTION
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THANKS TO YOU OUR LAST FUNDRAISING DINNER WAS A GREAT SUCCESS!
So we are going to do it all again in 2023!!
The passion and care of people like you help to keep us going, so I'm writing to let you know that we have organised a "Charity Curry Night and Auction" to be held at the Waikato Indian Association Hall, in Duke Street, Frankton on,
THURSDAY,
21st SEPTEMBER 2023
6 -10.30pm.
Guest Speaker
Cricketing Legend Ross Taylor has kindly agreed to host a 20 Minute Q&A session talking about his cricketing life and career.
"LIVE" Auction
A number of outstanding items of memorabilia have kindly been donated by various organisations and individuals, including the former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, the NZ Olympic Rowing teams, Cricketing legends Ross Taylor and Sir Richard Hadlee, Willie Apiata VC, Sir David Attenborough, the Chiefs Rugby Team, the Prime Minister of Nepal, John and Glenice Gallagher and many, many others.
"SILENT" Auction
We also have a number of items which have been donated by our generous sponsors to raise funds for Hospice Nepal. These will be placed in our SILENT AUCTION for you to Bid on, during the evening.
Tickets
Tickets are available now on-line at $75.00pp and include a delicious Curry Buffet, which is being provided by the Waikato Indian Association members.
So, why not book a table for your friends, your family, work colleagues or mates, for a great Night Out!
Finally, Please HELP!
We would greatly appreciate your help in sharing this news to your friends and social media networks, so that we can make more people aware about the work we do in Rotary to help others in need all around the World!
Thank you once again, for your most generous and continued support.
Yours in Rotary Service,
The Fairfield Rotary Project Team
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ALL Tickets purchased before FRIDAY, 15th August 2023 will go into a special draw which will be drawn and awarded on the night!
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Take a short walk with us on a journey through the current 8 Bed Hospice in Kathmandu, Nepal. This facility is now much too small and needs better training facilities to enable us to cater for both Children and Adults.
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