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2011.04.18
December 2011
This young lady was very happy when her school raised £252 with minimal effort and no cost!

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November / December 2011
We donated £3,500 worth of stock to the Cyrenian charity.
The UK-wide Cyrenian movement of the 1960s encouraged members of local communities to open hearts and minds to people who rejected or were rejected by normal society. Practical help to combat poverty, isolation and homelessness would be provided by setting up outreach services and shared homes, run as conscious communities, offering a sense of belonging and involvement as much as a place to live: an alternative community.
The charity also has an environmental brief, seeing the connection between valuing people and valuing our planet as part of the solution to a sustainable and happy future for society. Cyrenians trade-mark approach is to do new things really well and use the evidence of benefit to inform and inspire wider change.
For further information Visit www.cyrenians.org.uk
November 14, 2011
The Funzi and Bodo Trust (Update)
Since forming a partnership with the Funzi & Bodo Trust in 2009 Bag2School has donated over £30,000 to the Trust.
September 2011
Bag2School has now paid over £12 MILLION to schools throughout the UK.
Can your school afford to miss out!
June 2011
Update on The Funzi & Bodo Trust
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| The resource centre within the school is near completion and offers 21 brand new computers; internet access will be available shortly via satellite connection. The centre also offers adults a free introductory course. A Government representative said that he "never believed he would see a rural school like this with these facilities" that he believed it was the only one of its kind in their region. |
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| The Bag2School sign will be placed on the wall of the resource centre. Since 2009 Bag2School have donated £30,000 to the Funzi & Bodo Trust For more information read previous posts and visit www.funzi.org.uk |
May 2011
Brighton fashionistas create giant PomPomBrighton fashionistas have entered the Guinness book of records after creating a giant PomPom in the build up to next month’s Brighton Fashion Week. |
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Liz Bishop and Eddie Hecht from Brighton Fashion Week with business excellence awards assessor Clive Bonny |
April 2011
Funzi Bodo Progress Update
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August 2009
Bag2school is joining the battle to save lives and provide education in poor fishing villages in Kenya. It's working with the registered charity The Funzi and Bodo Trust.
The Trust began three years ago and in that time has opened two medical clinics, runs water and road ambulances, funds operations and offers health education.
The Trust has also re-built the Funzi school and opened a library on the island in its efforts to improve literacy and end the cycle of poverty experienced by most families in the villages. It is now working towards re-building the primary school in Bodo village. The charity has also been fighting cholera in Funzi and Bodo where two people have died and large numbers of people have become sick. The Funzi and Bodo Trust has responded by opening a small hospital operation, funding additonal medicines, employing more medical staff and providing beds for the sick.
You can find out more about this charity by going to www.funzi.org.uk









Liz Bishop and Eddie Hecht from Brighton Fashion Week with business excellence awards assessor Clive Bonny
Funzi Clinic
Funzi School
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