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Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world Nelson Mandela
Inspired by a chance meeting in Africa, old friends Louise Seligman (Chairman Breadline Africa) and Claire Brisby (Helwel Trust Event Director) vowed to combine efforts to further the common good of the impressive work of the UK registered charities they had each been supporting for many years. Endorsed by an enthusiastic committee, their initiative won the patronage of Dr. Geoffrey de Jager, Trustee of the Rhodes University Trust UK, who has recently been awarded an honorary doctorate in recognition of his contribution to developing opportunities in education for South Africans.

Silent Auction
This collective enterprise has attracted many donations in kind which constitute a list of attractive lots in a silent on-line auction which is now open for bids. For information please go to www.breadlineafrica.org.uk/africacalling-event.

Supported by

Breadline Africa
www.breadlineafrica.org.uk Charity Reg. No. 1075525 Seeks out partnerships of hope and growth in Southern Africa by connecting those who are struggling with basic living conditions with those who are more fortunate. Breadline Africa believes that a strong educational system is crucial to the future of South Africa. We support projects in deprived urban and rural areas that will supplement and improve the current educational structures particularly in the fields of Early Childhood Development and Skills Training for young people. Breadline Africa also converts old shipping containers into desperately needed soup kitchens, classrooms and libraries for schools.

Helwel Trust
www.helweltrust.co.uk Charity Reg. No. 271713 Helwel (Health and Welfare) Trust addresses the needs of those affected by poverty through unemployment and AIDS in KwaZuluNatal and is committed to developing individual resourcefulness and collective enterprise through education. Helwel's partnership with TREE (Training and Resources for Early Education) enables the training of pre-school teachers chosen from group leaders in remote communities and the provision of teaching aids and educational toys. Qualified trained teachers generate government funding for furthering education classes and promoting collective social skills for advantaging children, parents and carers alike, leading to the greater benefit of the local community.

Rhodes University Trust UK

www.rhodesalumni.co.uk Charity Reg. No. 1064353 The Rhodes University Trust (UK) provides funding and support to enable talented students, for whom poverty would otherwise prevent them from receiving tertiary education, to attend Rhodes University, one of South Africa's most respected and admired institutions, with a remarkable track record of success over its 108 years. Although it is the country's smallest university, its quality of academic staff, programmes and learning environment ensure that Rhodes and many of its graduates are nationally and internationally renowned. The University enjoys among the highest per capita research outputs and the best pass and graduation rates of any South African university.

Patron
Dr. Geoffrey de Jager

Event Joint Chair

Mrs. Mark Seligman Mrs. John Brisby

Event Committee
Mr Hermann Boeddinghaus Mrs Robert Brudenell Ambassadress Sheila Camerer Mr Alex Chisholm Dr Caroline Curtis Miss Kate Donaghy Sir Robert Dunbar Mr Ben Elwes Miss Ros Hedley-Miller Lady Hemphill Mr Jacques Hennessy Mrs Christopher Hopton The Hon. Mrs de Lisle Mrs James Long Sir Laurie and Lady Magnus Mrs Eloy Michotte Mr Ronald Munro-Ferguson Mrs Andrew Power The Hon. Mrs. Philip Remnant Ms Jill Ritchie Lord St. John of Bletso Mrs Philip Shirley Mr Tony Smyth Mrs Tony Tomazos Mrs Mark Tompkins Lord Windlesham

About the Event

Entry tickets are 85 per person and are inclusive of the following 7.00 pm Reception - dress for Africa 8.30 pm Free seated dinner serving original South African specialities and wines. Entertainment includes Zulu drummers, dancers and African music Interactive Silent Auction Goodnight

11.00pm

About the venue

Shaka Zulu evokes an African experience in the exotic setting of a new ground-breaking arena in Camden Town. For the exclusive event Africa Calling, on Monday 19 November 2012, Shaka Zulu offers guests a panoramic environment for an informal evening reception. Shaka Zulu Restaurant, The Stables Market , Chalk Farm Road, Camden, London NW1 8AB T: 0203 376 9911 W: www.shaka-zulu.com

REGENTS PARK

3 MINS

5 MINS

EUSTON

OXFORD CIRCUS

7 MINS

COVENT GARDEN

10 MINS

Tickets: Postal cheque method preferred for both ticket purchases and donations as this is cheaper for the charities
to process. Ticket purchases will be acknowledged by E-ticket for entry to the event. CAF cheques cannot be used to purchase tickets. Sorry, no refunds. I/we would like to buy tickets at 85 each for Africa Calling on Monday 19 Nov 2012 Total Group name* or I/we are joining the party of: *The organisers will endeavour to allocate seating areas to parties of 8+ people Please make cheques payable to Breadline Africa, complete this form and return to: . Wendy Hill, c/o Breadline Africa 29 Lower Brook Street Ipswich Suffolk IP4 1AQ Name Address Postcode Email (for Eticket, directions and map). Tel

Tickets Online: Ticket purchase and donations (handled by Breadline Africa) can be made by postal cheque or online. at www.breadlineafrica.org.uk/africa-calling-event

Donations: Donations should be made to the charities individually. To make a donation on-line please visit:
Breadline Africa www.breadlineafrica.org.uk/africa-calling-event Helwel Trust www.helweltrust.co.uk Rhodes University UK Trust www.rhodesalumni.co.uk For cheque payment, please make cheques payable to each charity as named below. Please send the cheque together with this completed form including your postal address to: Wendy Hill, c/o Breadline Africa 29 Lower Brook Street Ipswich Suffolk IP4 1AQ. Gift Aid: Please also complete the Gift Aid Declaration, charities do not benefit from GiftAid from the sale of tickets but from donations only, which benefit the charity 20% of the value of each donation from UK tax-payers claimed by the charity from HMRevenue. Gift Aid Declaration: I am a UK tax payer and I am happy for (name of charities) to treat all donations I have made in the last 4 years and all donations I might make in the future as Gift Aid donations Signed: Date:

For office use

Silent Auction Information: www.breadlineafrica.org.uk/africa-calling-event To contact us, email: info@breadlineafrica.org.uk or call 01473 259048.