Project Report
| Apr 3, 2013
2013 Fundraising Campaign: Adventure Challenges!
By Sophie Birkett | Charitable Trust manager
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Costa Rica rafting
The first quarter of 2013 is over and the Global Vision International Charitable Trust has had a promising start to the year! We have seen a steady flow of donations thanks to supporters such as you for numerous projects and our Recycling centre project in Mexico had great success in the GlobalGiving Bonus Day challenge.
We have launched our new fundraising initiative for the Trust; Adventure Challenges! In either Mexico, Costa Rica, South Africa, India, Nepal and Thailand, these offer those wanting to offer a higher level of support to the GVI Charitable Trust projects, the opportunity to spend a week wither trekking, kayaking, cycling and even paragliding to raise funds with the amazing added bonus of getting to actually see a Trust project first hand, to see the fantastic work being done and where your donations are being spent. This is a unique opportunity to visit Charity projects so please do get in touch with me directly if you are interested at info@gvi.org
Thank you all for your fundraising efforts and donations and we look forward to reporting continued success in the coming months. For more information, please see our website www.gvi.org
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Cape Town challenge and visit Nomzamo orphanage
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Jan 15, 2013
Happy New Year
By Sophie Birkett | Charitable Trust manager
Happy New Year! We hope 2013 has started well for you. Here at the Global Vision International Charitable Trust we are looking forward to an exciting year! Despite 2012 being a challenging year for fundraising, we saw a good growth in donations thanks to supporters such as yourself. We have seen 5 of the projects we have helped grow establish themselves independently, launched new projects in Nepal, seen one of the schools we support in Fiji awarded Blue School status, from the International Rainwater Harvesting Alliance. We have supported both Fiji and Thailand through tough times and disaster appeals and seen a large number of participants fundraising to raise extra funds for the projects.
We are busy at the moment working on new charity challenges in Mexico, Costa Rica, South Africa, India, Nepal and Thailand. These will involve participants spending 4-6 days trekking, kayaking, cycling and even paragliding to raise funds for projects in those countries, with the amazing added bonus of getting to spend a day on that project to see the fantastic work being done. Keep an eye on our website for these going live shortly!
Thank you all for your fundraising efforts and donations and we look forward to reporting continued success in the coming months. For more information, please see our website www.gvi.org
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Oct 22, 2012
GVI CT News Update
By Steve Gwenin | GVI Charitable Trust Director
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Here at the Global Vision International Charitable Trust we must be one of the few charities and NGOs to be sad to see the end of 2012. Despite being a challenging year for fundraising, again, we have seen good growth in donations and accordingly impact. We have seen 5 of the projects we have helped grow establish themselves independently and will now watch them operate independently and hopefully succeed well into the future.
We have launched new projects in Nepal which have seen instant success in assisting Nepalese school children to attend school, and are now ready to help our friends in Kenya not only set up their own school but also purchase the land where it will be, once we find suitable land! In Fiji, we have seen one of the schools we support awarded Blue School status, from the International Rainwater Harvesting Alliance. Globally, our work and your donations have now helped to secure more than 500,000 million litres of rainwater harvesting capacity. One example of how this work can make a difference in expanding the opportunities for people can be seen through this recent report from our team in Kenya.
Thank you all for your fundraising efforts and donations and we look forward to reporting continued success in the coming months. For more information, please see our website www.gvi.org
All the very best
Steve