As a charity, KIKN is very fortunate to have sponsors and supporters who are constantly looking for new and innovative ways to raise funds for Kids in Kathmandu. In Southampton, Imogen hit on a way of raising both funds and awareness by organising a card and craft party. It was a highly successful function and
KIKN had another successful mid-year fund raising event at this popular location. A bright, sunny day -earnestly hoped for – was duly delivered right on cue. A healthy crowd of supporters turned up on the day and indulged themselves in a generous spread of delicious cakes, biscuits, tea and coffee. As always, Bromley Town Cricket Club
CHINESE NEW YEAR OPEN HOUSE, Saturday, 16th February 2013 Kong Hee Fatt Choy to everyone! Lai See hosted yet again another highly successful get-together to help celebrate Chinese New Year – and to raise funds for KIKN. A good attendance of 25 people, all in good spirits and in a celebratory mood, helped set the
KIKN has made a good start to the New Year. Three of the trustees attended the New year’s day match at the Bromley Football Club to do a bucket collection. Thanks to the generosity of the fans of both Bromley and Sutton club, we collected over £250 in just an hour and a half. Photo –
Kids in Kathmandu Nepal (KIKN) held its first charity dance on 1st December 2012 at the impressive Beckenham Public Hall. Thanks to the support of both trustees and supporters, it was a sell-out. The hall was filled to capacity. The live band ‘Pretty Loose’ performed superbly. KIKN very much appreciates that KIKN dance 1.12.12 017
We celebrated KIKN’s first anniversary, with a charity cricket match between Bromley Town Cricket Club and the Weekenders Cricket Club, on Sunday 27 May 2012. It was a gloriously warm, sunny day, and whilst the two teams did battle there were plant, craft and cake sales, as well as children’s entertainments, grand raffle, tombola, and