Stage 1 - Building of Hope Project 2012

All the children have been moved to temporary accommodation. Our Project Architect Jim Lynch is in Mombasa at the moment doing the preparatory work for our trip in January/February, 2012. The site has been cleared in preparation for the laying of the foundations. You will see from the following photographs that this is happening because of all the fundraising efforts by the volunteers.  Keep an eye on the website for updates.

Just to remind everyone of the Fundraiser for the Building of Home/School for Blind Orphans in Kenya is on next Friday 14th in Bojangles Harcourt St. 8pm. 

Tickets €10 includes live entertainment, disco and finger food. 

Please support. 

All money raised going directly to Project. A great night in store. RSVP as I need numbers for food order. A BIG THANKS TO ALL FOR YOUR SUPPORT.

INFORMATION NIGHT FOR VOLUNTEERS  

SATURDAY, 26TH NOVEMBER AT 7.30 P.M. OLD GROUND HOTEL, ENNIS, CO CLARE 

All aspects of our Jan/Feb 2012 project will be discussed and volunteers will have an opportunity to view the plans. 

The Building of Hope Committee are looking forward to meeting all the volunteers on the night.


 

A Fancy Dress Disco at the Hillgrove Hotel, Monaghan Town, Co. Monaghan.

Neven Maguire Cookery Demonstration

Table Quiz in aid of Building of Hope Project Kenya 2012

Marian McMahon, Kanturk who is volunteering for the above project is holding a fundraising Table QuizVenue at Bogdale House, Kilmaley. Date: Saturday 24th September @ 9.30pmTeams of 3: €20. Raffle on the night Your support is appreciated! All Welcome.

FINAL 50 VOLUNTEERS URGENTLY NEEDED FOR OUR 2012 PROJECT

To date 150 trades people have signed up to build the residential home for blind orphaned children in Mombasa, Kenya. All the volunteers are busy fundraising and the response across Ireland has been fantastic.  To date we have volunteers from Clare, Monaghan, Galway, Carlow, Kilkenny, Dublin, Louth, Tipperary, Cork, Limerick, Laois, Wicklow, Donegal, Cavan, Leitrim, Mayo, Kildare.  There will be great competition among the blocklayers to see which county puts up the most blocks. Our aim is to have every county in Ireland represented on this project so maybe YOU are the volunteer that will fly the flag for your county.  

 All the volunteers are busy fundraising. The people of Ireland have been so supportive and generous to the volunteers and the Building of Hope Committee would like to say a big thank you to all the volunteers and their supporters.