2014 Looking Bright at Camillian Home
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All of the children, staff, and volunteers would like to wish you a Happy New Year! Many thanks for all the support from our friends, volunteers, sponsors, and donors for your help in giving our kids the best life here at Camillian Home.
Last month, our friends from the Embassy of Luxembourg participated in the ‘Christmas Tree Charity 2013’ competition organized by Central Department Store. Thanks to all our supporters, the Embassy of Luxembourg’ Christmas tree got the highest number of votes and as their charity of choice; Camillian Home has received the prize money of 100,000THB!
We had a lovely Christmas party this year at Camillian Home. The kids performed some songs and dances for everyone and they received so many presents from our kind donors from the British Women’s Group and other individuals: Yai Mahaisap, Mac Paco, Sophie Panyasiri, Geoffroy van Innis, Adam Castillo, and many more. Lots of food and desserts were provided by our kind sponsors the Dusit Thani Bangkok Hotel, Sunshine International, Alex Yoghurt, Sister Mary Rose of Ruamrudee International School, and many others. We would like to give our heartfelt thanks to everyone who joined us for this special event!
We would also like to invite you all to participate in our first ever Jumble Sale which will take place at The Dusit Thani Bangkok hotel on Sunday 9 February from 10am- 5pm. In the meantime, we are collecting items for the sale (see needed items above). If you are unable to deliver them to Camillian Home, we have a convenient drop off point at Moxy office in Sukhumvit 38 (see map below). 100% proceeds will go to Camillian Home.
Written by Yvonne Liang, Camillian Home Volunteer
Translated by Maew Pensri and Benjarat Jitueakul,
Camillian Home Volunteers
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