Fund Raising
Have you ever thought of organising a fund raising event for ASCT?
Are you worried about how to advertise the event?
Do you need some inspiration?
Then take a look at our new fund raising pack below. There
is a great A - Z list of fund raising ideas, you might like to
organising a ‘Dress Down Day’ at work or run a ‘Karaoke evening’
with a group of friends. There are poster ideas and invitations
included in the pack.
We can help by customising posters or sponsor forms. We can send you
quiz questions or menu ideas.
So use your imagination and have fun while raising money for ASCT.
Members of Queen Street Christian Centre recently organised a
sponsored walk in aid of ASCT. Here is their story written by Gemma:
'After a recent missions trip to the Philippines with my Church I
came back feeling like I needed to help in any way that
could. I stayed in Mango Tree house and helped out a
little at Cashew Tree school. I was completely moved by all the hard
work that Tirso and all the staff put in and I wanted to help raise
funds for more educational resources for the children. So this
resulted in organising a sponsored walk! We took part in the
sponsored walk on a what seemed to be a nice day in July. Little did
we know once we started walking how wet and wild it would get! We
managed to reach the top of the mountain in good time. But it wasn't
easy! Well for those less experienced people (like me!) it was
tough, but those that were more experienced were able to encourage
the others, it was definitely a team effort! Despite the harsh
weather conditions a great day was had by all, spirits were high and
most importantly for a great cause.
We couldn't take a picture at the top of Snowdon because it was too
wet and couldn't actually see anybody! We made a poster that
everyone signed (including a pooch print!) just as a reminder of who
and what it was all about. All together we raised £650.'
Thank you to everyone at Queen Street Christian Centre you can see
their photograph above.

Snowdon sponsored walk
sponsored walk on Camberley Heath