Trustees promote charity at Duffield carnival
Published 03 July 2010
Hope for Tanzania had a stall at the village carnival in Duffield, Derbyshire on 26 June. Four of the Trustees live in the village and took the opportunity to show case the work of the charity in Tanzania. Whilst we didn't intend to fundraise on the day, people were generous and some donations were made. However, our main objectives were to chat to people about our projects, to raise awareness of the needs of Tanzania and to encourage people to become involved in the work. We used a quiz to start discussions, which can be found on the website in the Tanzania section. People entered into the spirit of the day and enjoyed the "bucket carrying on the head" game we played. We hope that some of the people we chatted to will volunteer to become sponsors of children at Tuishime School. The weather was also kind to us.
More News
Africa Meal at Derby City Church 16 NOV 2019
Tomorrow we are holding a lunch and meeting in Derby at which we report back on our recent mission trip. The event is being held at Derby City Church in Curzon Street Derby starting at 1230 and...... [read more]
Trustee Meeting 16 NOV 2019
We held a trustee meeting today to review the recent mission trip which Maggie and Martin went on in October. Trustees reviewed the 2020-2024 strategic plan for Hope for Tanzania which we will now...... [read more]
Funding of Singida Churches 16 NOV 2019
Since we returned from our 2019 mission trip to Singida we have funded roofing sheets for the church in Kidaru which Pastor Anderson is overseeing. The church has been very committed to extend the...... [read more]
Mission 2019 26 SEP 2019
We have finally arrived at the day of our departure. Hannah has had a great time since middle of August experiencing much from God and being an encouragement to many people. The rest of the team will...... [read more]
Update on Hannah's visit 12 SEP 2019
Hannah is doing well and the Lord has kept her safe and well. She enjoyed visiting different churches in the Arusha area including a Maasai one where she was asked to preach. She made contact with a...... [read more]