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Update at 12:55 Friday 9th November
Thanks for you support
Lucy
Mr Mustard is pleased to help the Second Sight charity by advertising their forthcoming film. Lucy Mathen is a good friend of his good friend and he hopes to meet Lucy one day as she is a self-evidently a wonderful person and works tirelessly for this charity.
Mr Mustard is pleased to help the Second Sight charity by advertising their forthcoming film. Lucy Mathen is a good friend of his good friend and he hopes to meet Lucy one day as she is a self-evidently a wonderful person and works tirelessly for this charity.
FILM: JUNCTION FOR HAVING FUN
An extra-ordinary tale of how a chance game of football with village girls completely transformed a forgotten corner of rural India and the eye hospital at the centre of the community.
at The Screen on the Green Everyman cinema, Islington, London N1
on Sunday November 11 between 10.30am and 1pm
There will be a Q and A session afterwards with the film-makers.
This
is a fund-raising event for SECOND SIGHT the charity many of you have been supporting for years and some of you have supported only since hearing about the Football connection with our work!
Please
come willing to give generously. Or if you cannot make it send along someone (you, reading this blog, that is who Lucy means) who might enjoy this Feel Good Film of the Year...and part with their money in return!
Every £15 raised will cure a blind adult
Every £20 raised will fund the cataract operation of a blind child
Every £20 raised will fund the cataract operation of a blind child
Not a penny will be taken out for admin or salaries. That, you remember, is the Second Sight way!
Best wishes
Lucy
Junction for Having Fun info.doc
Mr Mustard hopes that your diary permits you to go along.
Yours frugally
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