On Saturday night 4th June one of our Trustees, Stephen Smith, completed a 100km cycle ride around London during the night taking in some very famous landmarks along the way, including Buckingham Palace, London Eye, Big Ben, Royal Albert Hall and many others. The idea was to raise some more money towards the setting up
‘Walk to Work’ on Friday 13 May for Futures for Kids It was a sunny and glorious day for our walk, for the 4th consecutive year. Thanks to everyone KIKN exceeded our fundraising target with over £1,700 raised so far , our highest yet! Trustees from both FFK and KIKN met at the reception following
This is a picture of the newly installed solar panels and computers in Lubhoo School. We are so overwhelmed by your generosity. Please keep the donations coming. There is so much more to do…. Science lab, breakfast club, new library, sponsorship of new children at the school, KIKN’s pipeline of the rising 6th formers in
A big ‘Thank you’ from Lubhoo School, Kathmandu KIKN has been able to start our new projects with an unexpected donation in January this year. 14 computers and the associated furniture were purchased. Solar panels ( for 20 computers) were installed to ensure the continuous operation of the computers during the daily power cut. A
SUNDAY 5 JUNE 2016, 2 – 6PM Bromley Town Cricket Club is again generously hosting the annual KIKN Charity Cricket Match against the Weekenders Cricket Club on Sunday 5th June, in support of Kids in Kathmandu Nepal. PLEASE COME ALONG AND SUPPORT US! You may spot BBC Radio 4’s Ed Reardon playing for the Weekenders.
A highly successful event attended by our ever loyal supporters-sponsors and donors alike. We had a few new faces who joined us on the day- colleagues from the good old days and new friends who are interested in our work. A great start to our year ! KIKN raised over £800 from the event. Thank