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Big Thanks During this year’s Dragon Boat Festival, a team of our loyal elderly members made traditional and delicious Dragon Boat parcels to sell to our members and the public to raise funds for the Centre raising a total of £818. Team members were Mrs. Kwan Tai Chiu, Kwan Tai Lee, Qing Lin Kan, Mui Lee, Ying Chan Wan, Shu Mui Chan, Kan Fung Hau, Yung Mui Pang, Po Wing Man and Ng Mui Man. Since the Centre launched its appeal to raise funds to help pay for the rent for our current premises and other general running costs in 2008, we have received overwhelming support and donations from both the public and our members. Between 1 April 2008 and 31 March 2009, we received donations totalling over £11,187 and are continuing to receive donations from both the public and our members. From 1 April to 30 June 2009, we received donation from the following members and public: John Robert Associates (£318); Mrs. Chiu Ngan Liu (£200); Golden Nugget Casino, Wan Tai Sun, Christine Yau, Edwin Chow, Super Star, Vun Leng Lai, Mr & Mrs. Shu Bun Wan, Chopsticks Club, Mrs. Sun Hao Chung, Mr. Tai Keung Wan (£100 each); Mr. Fu Ka Chiu (£90); London Chinatown TaeKwonDo (£64.09); Kai Lin Chiu, Kai Fung Pang, Chee Kin Sack, Kai Lo Lam, Chu Yi Fung, Fung Chu Leung, SiSa Wong (£50 each); Yau Chung Wong, Kai Qing Yu (£40 each); Tim Loy Tsang, Wan Hing Pang, Lun Kan Hang Kwok, Mr & Mrs. For Tai Chiu, Lai Ping Lau (£30 each); Man Shang Leung, Kan He Pang, Chiu Hao Wong, Ying Mui Pang, Qing Lin Pang, Shi Leung Wong, Shu Hing Pang, Chung Tai Wan, Kai Lo Lam, Mui Lee, Kan Fong Tey (£20 each); Ki Hung Fang, Mo Sang Ho, Yuk Mui Cheung, Looi Lam, Mei Kan Man, Kwan Tai Lee, Sara Wong, Mun Chun Chan, Chiu King Yau, Lan Wan (£10 each). The Centre’s Management Committee wishes to express their sincere thanks and gratitude to all of you. Your generosity and support is an inspiration for all our staff and volunteers to continue to provide better services to meet the needs of our community.
The Mongol Rally 2009 Ex police sergeant Declan Page from the Charing Cross Police Station, Chinatown Unit, has teamed up with his brother and friend to participate in the Mongol Rally 2009. The Mongol Rally 2009 is an adventure for them. They have to drive from the UK to Ulaanbataar, Mongolia, over 10,000 miles, in an underpowered and totally unsuitable vehicle commencing in the middle of July 2009. One of the purposes for them undertaking this journey is to try to raise funds for the charities they love, which include the Chinese Community Centre. Over the last few years, working in London Chinatown, Declan had not only received tremendous support from the Chinese community but has also seen that the staff at the Centre work hard to improve the quality of life and well-being of the Chinese community, particularly those who are disadvantaged. He wants to make some contributions to help the Chinese community. Declan and his team understand that the Centre will be moving to a new home in the near future, but until then it needs to raise funds to continue to meet increasing rent demands. As such, they are trying to raise £2,000 for the Centre through their adventure. If you are interested in supporting their trip and donating money for the good cause, please look at their website: www.justgiving.com/dumbdumberdeclan1. Alternatively, you can make a donation through this website: www.justgiving.com/chinesecommunitycentre. If you donate on the Just Giving site using your credit card and you are the UK Taxpayer, then the government will add 28% Gift Aid to the donation. That means a donation of £20 will become £25.60. |
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The London Chinese Community Centre provides a range of services and support to Chinese people living in London and throughout the UK.

Registered Charity Number: 297742