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Village Fete Donations

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Tim on the Mike

Members of the Haddenham Village Fete committee have recently finished totting up the accounts from the 2012 event, and are pleased to announce they have made following donations to local good causes:

  • Haddenham Airfield Pavilion Project — £1750.00
  • Haddenham Community Library — £1250.00
  • St Mary's School Eco Building — £750.00
  • Florence Nightingale Hospice (in memory of Mike Thompson) — £500.00
  • Haddenham Parochial Charities (John Willis Fund) and Age Concern — total £600.00
  • The Grove Children's Charity — £250.00
  • The Friends of St Mary's Church — £250.00
  • Chiltern Branch of the Cats Protection Society — £100.00

For further information, please contact Tim Armitt.
Tel: 291720 Email: haddenhamfete@aol.com

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