?1,748 donated by The Good News MovementGroup
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1st June 2005
The Good News Movement Group (Greenford based) organised a Tsunami Fundraising Function on Saturday 7th May 2005 in aid of HAPC’s Children’s Village project.
Tim Staton the Marathon Man
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Tim’s London Marathon effort raised £540.20p for HAPC’s Children’s Village project.
Thank You Christine and Sunita
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1st March 2005
Following the Tsunami disaster, Christine and Sunita from Bristol, wanted to do something positive and decided to organise a dinner dance on February 26th. A common friend Rani, who comes from an area in Sri Lanka that was badly affected, decided with her husband and their friend, to join with Christine and Sunita in organising this fund raising event!”
John Lennon
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Legendary Beatle John Lennon’s hit single “Imagine” is to be used on the charity’s promotional DVD. Mr. Lennon’s wife Yoko, has kindly granted HELP A POOR CHILD permission, to use this World No.1 hit single. The 6 minute DVD production is soon to be issued for the promotional and marketing needs of HAPC.
HABS Girls
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January 2005
On hearing about HELP A POOR CHILD’s work with poor children, school children from Upper IV Aleph, Haberdashers’ Aske’s School for Girls, Hertfordshire, organised a car wash during the cold days of November last. Their efforts (washing the teacher’s cars!) raised £201.23.
Flavio Gracias’ Anniversary Message
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5th October 2000
This year sees the 20th Anniversary of the founding of Help A Poor Child.
Annual Report from Mumbai
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Report from HAPC Bombay
Having assumed the Chairmanship of the Branch, I have picked up the challenge of obtaining FERA authorisation to allow us to receive foreign contributions. The decision of the Home Ministry in Delhi to refuse the Branch general clearance without giving us a reason has severely hampered our ability to operate. No doubt, you are aware that this state of affairs has continued for a few years now, ever since the Indian Government introduced this onerous foreign exchange regulation.

