1.4 Billion Reasons - Charity Concert
22 August 2010 at 12:00pm
Rich Mix, 35-47 Bethnal Green Road, London
Members of the GUYO will be performing as part of the 1.4 Billion Reason’s charity concert organised to raise awareness of “The Global Poverty Project”.
GUYO will appear at 3:45pm but the event runs from Midday until 6:00pm featuring many musical acts and presentations.
One not to be missed!
The Global Poverty Project’s 1.4 Billion Reasons presentation at Rich Mix from 12pm on 22 August.
As part of the
1.4 Billion Reasons Summer Tour, East London will join with 15 cities across England, Scotland and Northern Ireland in catalysing the movement to end extreme poverty.
This FREE event aims to inform people about extreme poverty and encourages people to take action. Hosted by Vanessa Best of Ultrasound, the event will include live music from Jack Day, Cevanne, The Dafydd Williams Bigtet and musicians from the Grand Union Youth Orchestra, with Cal McCullough DJing all afternoon. The event will also include stalls from the Fairtrade Foundation, Pants to Poverty, Newham Bookshop, Results UK and Greenpeace.
At the core of the event will be a 60-minute
1.4 Billion Reasons presentation that demonstrates that by making simple changes in our own lives, we can all find solutions to end extreme poverty. We aim to equip people with the knowledge that they can take simple steps in their daily lives that can have a huge impact for people living in extreme poverty. You will not be asked for any donations.
22nd August 2010, 12pm - 6pm
Rich Mix
35-47 Bethnal Green Rd
London E1 6LA