Chinese Banquet Charity Night for Suubi Africa UK a great success

22nd July 2016

A Chinese Banquet Charity Night was held at The Pavilion Cantonese Restaurant in Iveston on Tuesday 12th July, sponsored by JW Wood.

200 people came to hear the latest news about Suubi Africa from Our chairman Keith Johnson, one of the trustees, and to enjoy a fantastic 5 course meal.

There was an opportunity to buy some locally made Ugandan products, a raffle and an auction.

Thanks to the generosity of many people, the evening raised over £5000!

It was a fantastic event and we look forward to the next one.

Many thanks to Kim, Michelle and their hard working team at the Pavillion and to all who attended .

It will make a difference to the lives of hundreds of children in our village and surrounding area .

For more info visit the their new website at suubiafrica.co.uk

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