Rivercourt Methodist Church, Upper Hall King Street W69JT
Sadler’s Wells have allocated £12 tickets for Tango After Dark (see info below).
The £12 tickets are available for performances from Tue 11th to Sat 22nd Oct.
Please note that this offer must be booked by Sun 9th Oct.
To book your £12 tickets please use the link below, or go online and use my promocode BID12
King of Tango, German Cornejo, returns to Peacock Theatre with one of his most acclaimed shows. Sensual and intimate, Tango After Dark presents authentic Argentinian tango performed by a cast of world champions, dancing to the music of great composer Astor Piazzolla. With a live band on stage, dazzling costumes and the best in tango talent, this exhilarating performance will keep your passion for tango burning through the night. Watch the trailer
Book by 9th October to claim £12 tickets – click on the Get Tickets button below or use promo code BID12 to access this limited offer. When on the booking page, you can select the performance of your choice from the drop down menu. Get Tickets
Money4YOU is thrilled to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Dragons Den event and Special Awards Ceremony. To back the event, City Bridge Trust has awarded a grant of £100,000 to support BAMER-Led non-profit organisations whose work benefits Londoners.
The event connects the Grantmakers with BAMER-led organisations, showcase the great work of some outstanding non-profits and offers 7 grants to win of up to £20,000 and an exclusive talk on re-imagining funding with sector leaders.
Date: 20 October 2022
Venue: Bluefin Building, 110 Southwark St, London SE1 0SU
More information and tickets here
🆓We offer Free tickets for Black, Asian, Multi-Ethnic, and Refugee organisations.
💰Pitch to win one of these grants:
- £20,000 X 3
- £10,000 X 2
- £5,000 X 2
⭐The VIP experience
- VIP reception
- Exclusive talk on Re-imagining Finance and Funding for BAMER-led nonprofits with Funders and Sector Leaders
- #WorldChangers goody bag
- One free raffle ticket (lots of surprises tailored to Non-profits!)
In response to the cost of living crisis DanceWest is producing a programme – Dance by Donation.
We are offering the following classes every week for adults in return for a voluntary donation.
The classes take place every week Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and are led by our award winning team of professional DanceWest teachers.
Tuesday: 11.30-12.30 Dance for Dementia for adults 60+
Tuesday: 13.00-14.00 Yoga & Mindfulness adults 18+
Wednesday: 11.30-12.30 Seated Exercise for adults 60+
Thursday: 11.30-12.30 Seated Yoga for adults 18+
The classes take place at our new studio located at: Sands End Arts and Community Centre, Peterborough Road, SW6 3EZ.
Please could I ask the classes to your network of adults that might benefit from the classes.
We are asking everyone to sign up in advance by email: admin@dancewest.co.uk or via: 07494513079.
‘Getting Ready For Your Crowdfunding Campaign’
Thurs 22nd Sept | 12:00 – 13:00 | Speaker: Rosie Oldham, Head of Fundraising and Communications at London homelessness charity Thames Reach
Getting ready for the Big Give? The Christmas Challenge and other crowdfunding campaigns are great for charities to raise awareness and funds when they are successful, but also require a lot of work and planning.
During her session Rosie will be sharing tips and advice on:
• Crowdfunding – is it right for you, what are the key things to consider?
• Who is your ‘crowd’?
• Timeline for a successful campaign
• Creating fundraising materials and messaging for your campaign
• Campaign plan including some practical examples
• What you need to do during your campaign
Stratford East Theatre have given my mailing lists allocation of half priced tickets for The Wonderful World of Disscocia.
More info please click on link: https://arts-mail.com/t/355W-1BBMV-B742871FEF1EF1374GMXEKED38F9581D26132B/cr.aspx
You can get 50% off Band A (£32.50) or Band B (£22.50) for all performances from Fri 16 to Fri 23 Sept
To Book please call the Box Office on 020 8534 0310 or the link above and use promocode WONDERFUL50.
Education, training and employment support for people who are unemployed or in temporary, low paid, and insecure work.
We are looking for volunteers who are enthusiastic and committed. 1-2 hours once a week, day/time flexible.
Shop and Donate CIC is a social supermarket fighting food waste and food poverty, where the customer’s contribution goes towards supporting food banks, key workers and helping vulnerable residents affected by COVID-19.
What is a social supermarket?
A social supermarket is a shop that sells discounted food to people on a lower income. We operate as a traditional supermarket but at reduced prices (e.g., selling at 70% less than high street prices).
How does Shop and Donate work?
With Shop and Donate you can shop for groceries or buy a box for another person online and we can deliver for £6.75, next day delivery anywhere in the UK.
If you come to our physical store you can subscribe to our loyalty program where you can get £15 worth of groceries for only £5 and your 10th purchase is free of charge.
Reducing the costs of food ensures our customers are well fed and can afford other essentials such as housing and utility costs. This along with the low-cost products distinguishes it from the other supermarkets. The food is still in good condition and would otherwise be sent to landfills by big retailers for a variety of reasons including items packaged and weighed incorrectly and over-production.
How the loyalty program works
For just £5 you can get £15 worth of groceries or 10 items. Along with this, we also offer each customer a loyalty card where they can get every 10th order for free.
Items you can take:
- 4 x Low-value items
- 3 x Medium-value items
- 3 x High-value items
Why are the items categorised?
All of the items are categorised by Low, Medium & High-value based on a mixture of retail price, volume, “use by” / “best before” dates, and the demand of the stock. This way we can make the best use of the stock we have and ensure fairness. For example, it would not be very fair if one member took 10 jars of coffee leaving none for anyone else!
What products we have
The food sold in our supermarket is very varied. We have breakfast (tea, coffee, cereal), tinned goods, pasta, rice, and fresh fruit and vegetables, plus some toiletries.
Where you can order from
Our customers have the option of buying products directly from our physical or online supermarket as well as from our e-commerce partners, such as Too Good To Go, Deliveroo, Karma Life, Amazon, and eBay.
Our team and suppliers
Overall, we have a team of about 15 people who are dedicated and of various experiences and ages. As well as volunteers who are experienced in admin, finance, HR, customer service and fundraising, we are already connected to a variety of suppliers who can provide us with goods. The goods are sourced from mainstream supermarkets, local shops, donations from members of the public, and food redistribution organizations such as Fareshare, Giving World, Banquet, and supermarkets like M&S and Lidl.
Come and join us!
The social supermarket runs from our office based in Victoria, however, we are looking to expand the supermarket and reach more people. This will also provide a great opportunity for members of the local community to become involved in the project, as we will be able to provide them with voluntary and work experience opportunities in addition to also offering access to affordable low-cost food and products.
£6.00 for £15.00 worth of shopping -10 items
£12.00 for £30 worth of shopping -20 Items
£24.00 for £60 worth of shopping -40 Items
We sell on shop and donate .org/ eBay/Deliveroo/Shopify Amazon
We deliver anywhere in the UK next Day -£11.07
Successful implementation begins at the individual level, where capacity building activities increase a worker’s knowledge and skill. An individual who’s been empowered to facilitate change can impact their organisation and their community. All individuals in our membership organisations can access SOLID our online training package. Take a look SOLID – Sobus
However organisations, whatever their size, do need to consider their overall progression, their ability to adapt to change and their ability to become more sustainable. Or as someone put it recently, “In the current environment it is an ability for the organisation to survive!”
Sobus has highlighted the 5 stages of capacity building. Organisational Development – Sobus . In this you can see where your organisation is on a scale. You may do things in each stage but unless you fulfill all the criteria of that stage and the stages beforehand your organisation’s progression and development will need some consideration.
If you would like to know more about the 5 stages and would like an assessment then please contact Nigel at Sobus; nigel.jacques@sobus.org.uk
sobus
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Telephone 020 7952 1230
Email info@sobus.org.uk
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Sobus is a new Community Development Agency for Hammersmith & Fulham. It has been created through the merger of the Community and Voluntary Sector Association Hammersmith & Fulham (CaVSA) and the Fulham Community Partnership Trust (FCPT). Building on the strengths of both organisations, sobus aims to provide a wider range of support services for local charities, community groups, social enterprises and start up businesses.