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Face painting in East Dulwich, for Charity


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Are you looking for a facepainter?

If you have an event/venue/party that would benefit from a splash of face colour within the next couple of weeks let me know.


www.justgiving.com/vickyfrazer-for-restless-development/


LETS ADD SOME MORE COLOUR TO OUR LIVES!:

Over the next 9 months I will be dedicating time to 'Restless development', a charity who promote youth-led enterprise and community engagement to shorten the gap between education and poverty, via workshops and the building of relationships internationally. This September I shall be spending 3 months in Tanzania and shall continue this programme in my spare time within my own London community (EAST DULWICH)upon my return.


As an ICS volunteer, this work is fully funded and does not rely on my own fundraising, however...I would love to raise ?800 for the charity to continue their work by offering my love for COLOUR, I shall be taking my face paints everywhere I go for the next month.

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