Fraser Mckay

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Fundraising for Centre For Innovation In Voluntary Action
£200
raised of £150 target
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Walk the Plank, 25 October 2010
Participants: Fraser Mckay
We CIVA promotes social innovation to create solutions to social problems

Story

I'm abseiling down a building in Dalston, probably dressed like  a pirate, for a charity called Hackney Pirates.

Hackney pirates provide innovative educational after-school activities for kids in Dalston. They focus on 1-1 learning in core literacy skills and creative ability. My friend Emma works for them and basically they're well good. They did a pilot scheme over the summer and it was successful but now they need more dough.

To cut to the chase, I've pledged to raise 100 pounds, but would rather raise more like 150, for the privledge to soil my breeches climbing down the front of a massive building.

Give me some donations please! I promise I won't steal them and go to live in a cave in Wales!

If you wish to witness said breeches soilage, it's happening at The Roof, 18 Ashwin Street, London E8 3DL between 10 and 5.30 on saturday 30/10/10.

Many thanks and be generous!

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About the charity

The Objects of CIVA are “to advance any purpose which is recognised as being exclusively charitable under the laws of every part of the United Kingdom”. CIVA specialises in taking good ideas and turning them into successful and sustainable programmes. The main thrust of our work at the present time is in the following areas: • The promotion of social entrepreneurship and support of social entrepreneurs. • Encouraging the participation of young people in issues that affect them as young people and in wider society. • Enabling poor communities to address issues and problems in their lives. • Addressing the needs of families and their health and wellbeing, especially young families and early years children, • Addressing the issues of environmental sustainability and climate change. • The advancement of mathematics. • Experimenting with and investigating new forms of sustainable finance in support of these objectives.

Donation summary

Total raised
£200.00
+ £53.59 Gift Aid
Online donations
£200.00
Offline donations
£0.00

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