Charity Open Gardens will be taking place in Milford on Sea this Sunday 25th June from 2pm to 5pm. Well behaved four legged friends welcome.
Four gardens in Milford on Sea will be open for you to enjoy, and a number will be serving tea, coffee & cake.
The weather forecast continues to look good and the gardens are in full bloom, so please feel free to visit during the opening times, - and feel free to invite friends and family, the more the merrier!
The four gardens can be found at:
Tideswell, West Road, Milford on Sea, SO41 0NZ. *Refreshments available
Cobwebs, 15 Keyhaven Road, Milford on Sea, SO41 0QW.
67 Carrington Lane, Milford on Sea. *Refreshments available
73 Carrington Lane, Milford on Sea. *Refreshments available
Tideswell in West Road will selling a range of Ugandan crafts made by ladies at the Project in Uganda.
Entry to the Charity Open Gardens is free. Should you wish to make a donation to Friends of NCF, any amount would be gratefully received. The Friends of NCF have a policy of "every penny counts" and ensure that all money donated goes directly to the amazing work at the project and in the slum communities. Nothing is taken out for administration or fees.
Eco House Open Day
Then on Sunday 2nd July from 2pm to 5pm, there will be an opportunity for you to visit, explore and learn about a fascinating and beautifully designed "Eco House" at 22 Shorefield Way, Milford On Sea, SO41 0RX. This exciting environmentally friendly house was created by Nigel & Jenny MacArthur who are very kindly opening their home to support The Friends of NCF.
More details to follow in next week's Milford on Sea News.
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About Friends of NCF
In 2007 the founders of Friends of NCF, Steve and Liz Jennings went to Kampala. Whilst there they met some inspirational local Ugandans who had begun a small mission teaching slum children and supporting their families. They returned home determined to help the children and families living in the slum community in Namuwongo and ‘Friends’ was born.
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Friends of NCF also provide a free newsletter for moral or financial supporters, and welcome anyone wishing to do a fundraising event or challenge. To find out more please contact Matthew at: office@friendsofncf.org
To see more information on the work of Friends of NCF, please visit:
Donations can also be made on the website.
www.friendsofncf.org
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