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Annalise Kerr ran the Everest Marathon in May 2019 for CHANCE.
She raised a fantastic £1,144 including gift aid. The marathon was 26.2 miles and at an altitude of 5365m. Annalise said ‘It was fantastic, an experience of a lifetime.’ Whilst Annalise was in Nepal, she asked to see one of our projects and visited the MAV school in Kathmandu, where we fund a ‘Tiffin’ Meal Programme. She took yo-yos, pens and crayons to the delight of the children.
We are delighted to share that our on-line auction raised £15,110 and will go towards a digital x-ray machine for the new Siddhasthali Rural Community Hospital in Hetauda. We had
Congratulations Ashley Sault! Ashley had her 50th birthday in November. With a party and meeting with friends not possible with government restrictions during lockdown she wished to turn that disappointment around
Andy Noble turned a rush of blood to the head into a money-raising opportunity! Having dyed his hair purple – don’t ask – he got his colleagues at Bioscript Group Ltd,
Well done Jane! Jane Edwards celebrated her 40th birthday in lockdown by inviting her friends to support her chosen charity, CHANCE for NEPAL instead of sending her a card or
Jatinder Dosanjh, Rick M and Velraj Kuppusamy, three friends, one living in Australia, one England and one India are raising funds for CHANCE in October 2019 by trekking to Everest
A big thank you to Michael Fuhri, owner of the fabulous Crab Pot Cafe in Crommer, Norfolk who with his wife wished to support a charity in Nepal. We are
Annalise Kerr ran the Everest Marathon in May 2019 for CHANCE. She raised a fantastic £1,144 including gift aid. The marathon was 26.2 miles and at an altitude of 5365m.
National Pub Quiz Jane and Brian, landlords of The Keep in Guildford entered CHANCE for NEPAL for the third year running in the National Pub Quiz with over 700 pubs
CHANCE for NEPAL was founded in 2006 by Barbara Datson
Patron: Joanna Lumley
Registered UK charity
Charity No: 1118708
Email: info@chancefornepal.org