Touch a Life Charity Event, Belair House, 1 December 2016

By SPD1711
November 9, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted November 9, 2016

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Posted November 9, 2016

Join us for a a lovely evening of food, drink, fundraising and celebration on Thursday 1 December at Belair House, Dulwich - 7.30pm - 11.30pm.

Christmas is a time for generosity and this year, Climb Any Mountain (registered charity) wants to give those we support with Mental Illness and Learning Disability, the chance to do something they ordinarily wouldn?t have the opportunity to do - Things we take for granted such as going to the cinema, or coffee at a local shopping centre.

Please join us to celebrate the start of the festive season and to make a real difference to someone else's life.

For more details: http://climbanymountain.org/events-3/christmas-party/ or call Shirley on 07983588883.

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