Friday 1 November 2013

Charity Event _ Go along and enjoy!

Hi All, Sandra Levett, one of our members has asked me to advertise this event, a very worthwhile cause, so if you are around on 15th why not go along and enjoy a some great singing while supporting these poor kids..


Charity Concert

in aid of orphaned and abandoned
children living in Bulgaria

7:30pm on Friday 15th November
2013 at Ansford Academy

Performances by: 

The Pilgrim Singers
Castle Cary Choir
Ansford Academy

Tickets Bailey Hill Bookshop, Castle Cary
£10 from: Church Bridge Stores, Bruton
Bruton Pharmacy
Wincanton Post Office
and Ansford Academy.

For details log on to: Rotary


The Best of Brue Valley


Ansford Academy have kindly provided the venue for a fund-raising Concert organised by Brue Valley Rotary Club to help a new project to support young adults who have grown up in Bulgarian Children’s Homes. The event, sponsored by Old Mill accountants and financial planners, will feature performances by the Pilgrim Singers, the Castle Cary Choir and performers from the school, all of whom are generously giving their time to support this international cause.

Bulgaria is the poorest country in the EU and their children’s homes are populated by both orphans and abandoned children who get very little care or education, resulting in most leaving at age 16 without much chance of getting a job. The boys often turn to crime and drugs and the girls to prostitution and are trafficked, or they have to resort to begging. Funds raised at this concert will be used by Brue Valley Rotary Club to help set up centres which will give these young adults a chance to obtain the life skills they need and to get a job once they leave the Homes.

Brue Valley Rotary Club are working with the Trussell Trust (an established charity in the field) and the Rotary Club of Sophia International to establish a centre in the capital Sophia. This is planned to be the first of many where orphans can be taught life skills, gain work experience and receive care and mentoring so that they can move into employment or further education so that they can escape what would otherwise be their fate.

Brue Valley Rotary Club have chosen this as its international project because of the dire need and the fact that one of its members is Bulgarian, so has contacts, speaks the language and understands the culture
The concert will provide a lively evening of some of the favourite pieces of the performers, providing a range of music and song.

Wine and nibbles will ensure a sociable and enjoyable evening for all. Tickets are £10 each and can be obtained from Ansford Academy, the Pilgrim Singers, the Castle Cary Choir, Bruton Pharmacy, Church Bridge Stores in Bruton, Bailey Hill Bookshop Castle Cary and Wincanton Post Office.




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