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For those who are not aware...Dulwich Hamlet are staging a friendly match this coming Wednesday, NOW 9TH MARCH, against FC Assyria (from the middlesex County League Premier Division) kick off 7.45pm; after the postponement Admission is ?5 for adults & ?2 for concessions, all under 12s free.

Every penny raised is being split between the Southwark Refugee Communities Forum & the British Red Cross Syria Appeal.


The Cherry Tree pub are also donating the proceeds from their regular monthly Quiz Night tonight, to our fundraising, for which Dulwich Hamlet Football Club are most grateful.


http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/dulwichhamlet/news/its-quiz-night-tonight-1574863.html


Also, a group led by some of our supporters will be collecting non-perishable foodstuffs inside the ground on Wednesday, at the game. More details on this link:


http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/dulwichhamlet/news/we-need-your-goods-as-well-as-your-presence-1569300.html


Thank you all, in advance, for your support.

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