Showing posts with label Fund Raising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fund Raising. Show all posts

Friday, 29 January 2016

Picture Quiz

Many thanks once again for your generosity in supporting our Picture Quiz. This year it has raised £616 towards the Friends of RV Mission which will help with the ongoing medical and nutritional costs at the leprosy village in Purulia, West Bengal, which houses around 40 long term leprosy sufferers.

There were a small number of entries submitted with all answers correct, and the first one of these drawn out of the hat, and winning a selection of wines, was Mr Alan Rea, of Diggle, near Oldham.

David Haywood


Sunday, 8 February 2015

Picture Quiz

The quiz winner Susan Ackroyd, left, receiving her prize from Edna who sold her the quiz sheet

Monday, 2 February 2015

Picture Quiz answers


Many thanks to everybody for taking part in our Picture Quiz, which has so far raised over £700 for our leprosy projects. The winner this year was Susan Ackroyd, from Diggle, Oldham. The answers appear below:

Picture Quiz answers – 2014 (Rivers)
1
Don
21
Irwell
2
Elbe
22
Potomac
3
Rio Grande
23
Humber
4
Danube
24
Sacramento
5
Severn
25
Colne
6
Boyne
26
Yukon
7
Tagus
27
Congo
8
Dart
28
Tees
9
Forth
29
Tyne
10
Cam
30
Yangtze
11
Saƶne
31
Tweed
12
Moselle
32
Tigress
13
Exe
33
Wyre
14
Rubicon
34
Murray
15
Nissan
35
Eden
16
Avon
36
St Lawrence
17
Kicking Horse
37
Weaver
18
Clyde
38
Ganges
19
Tennessee
39
Blackwater
20
Dee
40
Darling

Friday, 23 December 2011

Update

·         Helen Cruickshank from Scotland has donated £100 towards purchasing and distributing Christmas cakes to the children at the Mission in India.

·         Dr S Panna has donated £20 for the same purpose and we are expecting further donation from the members and Trustees.

·         Mrs Johanna Wild will be visiting R V Mission second time,  for two weeks in January 2011, she will meet all sponsored and other children and also view all projects.  She will also visit leprosy village in Purulia with Samir Ghosh.

·         Samir will be working at the R V Mission, which he does every year, for one month ( January to February 2012 ).  He will meet all children, view different projects,  discuss with most officials and other relevant individuals.

Monday, 17 October 2011

Classical Concert at Elgin

Helen Cruickshank and her family at Elgin, Scotland will be hosting a fund raising event  for the Friends of R V Mission on  Sunday 23 October 2011 between  3pm and 5pm.  They have been  dedicated supporters of our objectives for many years and raised funds several times before.  The venue is the Town Hall, Elgin and this classical concert will be performed by the ‘Bel Canto’ group of singers including a solo by Helen’s mother Maisie Oates and Helen’s husband Ian playing accordion, their daughters Alice and Georgia will also be singing.  A full report  and photographs will be made available after the event.

Tuesday, 27 September 2011

Mission Possible event 24 Sept

The photos are Samir with introductory singer Naomi, East European dancers, Angela drawing the raffle, and African drummers.




‘Mission Possible’ fund raising event on Saturday 24 September 2011 of the Friends of R V Mission to help suffering children in India
This evening entertainment event was organized by our dedicated Trustee  Magda, planned and managed skilfully by her helpful friend Helen.  It was a very enjoyable and electric jam packed event raising £400 after all expenses collected  at the entrance by our Trustees and supporters.  The opening singer Naomi sang two beautiful introductory songs with her golden voice and band played several numbers throughout the evening, people danced and sang along.  ‘Opanka’ East European dancing group including our Trustee Magda performed number of colourful and lively dances.  Then ‘Open Voice’ who are a large choir of all ages thoroughly entertained us with their lively songs and had most of us singing along.  There was a raffle when two beautiful girls drew tickets with many prizes for happy winners.  Our entertainment continued with Chloe performing energetic Irish dance with everyone either dancing or tapping along.  A brief talk on our objective was also given between packed programmes. Finally the talented African drummers had everybody joining them with dancing to their drumming.  A wonderful event of an evening entertainment planned and kept on tract by ever patient and caring Helen until close to midnight.  

Sunday, 4 September 2011