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Are you up for a festive fundraising challenge? It’s for
warm-hearted fun lovers, no ice cold water involved!
We are asking you to follow baby George Thompson’s example by
bobbing on a Christmas hat, donating £2 or more to Children of Watamu Happy
House, and posting your picture on Facebook – challenging at least two friends to do the same.
You can donate by TEXT:
*Text HHHC22
£2 to 70070 to donate Children of Watamu .
JustTextGiving by Vodafone.
Or, if you are in school, work or a community group, maybe
you would like to do a group or family challenge on a chosen day, with all
money raised coming to Happy House. Don’t forget to post the piccies. You can
payin your donations via the JustGiving link https://www.justgiving.com/childrenofwatamu/Donate/
These are hard times for everyone in Kenya, and many more
children are suffering. The Happy House is a safe haven now for 90 children and we are making room to take as many more as will need us.
No child in need will ever be turned away.
A couple of quid (euro or dollars), WILL make a
difference. Every penny raised goes
directly where it is intended to helping our family.
Your hats can be as creative as you like. Please tag Facebook pictures @HappyHouseKenya when you post your
picture so we can all have a laugh.
There are no prizes, but there will be many winners – our
children at the Happy House.
Come on folks, bob on a festively festooned fedora, a bauble
bobbing boater, a tinselled topper or just a simple Santa hat and have fun.
Spread the word, far and wide, and maybe our Christmas Happy
House Hat Challenge will just go viral.
Three month old George is leading the way: " I like it when my
mummy and daddy talk to me about Happy House and I like seeing the children on
the blog. I want to help so I’m
challenging you to put on a festive hat, DONATE and NOMINATE.”
If you prefer to donate using online banking go to
JustGiving https://www.justgiving.com/childrenofwatamu/Donate/
*If you would like a poster to print and put up at work, or to post on your Facebook page please email elizabethgomm@childrenofwatamu.net
