Lord Popat backs St Luke's Hospice fundraiser
An evening of live music and buffet dinner aims to raise vital funds for the north London hospice.
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Lord Dolar Popat is lending his support to a fundraising evening organised to benefit St Luke’s Hospice. The hospice provides care for over 2,000 people and their families each year across Harrow and Brent. The fundraising event is scheduled to take place on October 23 at the Dhamecha Lohana Centre in South Harrow.
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The event has been organised jointly by the Asian Foundation for Help and the Kingsbury Lions Club CIO. Attendees will be able to enjoy a buffet dinner from 6pm to 7pm. Live music will be provided by singer Supriya Joshi, with her performance scheduled to begin at 7:30pm.
Lord Popat, who serves as a patron for St Luke’s Hospice, expressed his enthusiasm for the event. He stated his pride in his long association with the hospice, which he has been involved with for nearly four decades. He highlighted the hospice's role in providing free care and reducing pressure on the NHS through its services both in-patient and in people's homes.
Last year's fundraising event for St Luke's Hospice successfully raised more than £70,000. The Asian Foundation for Help, established in 1983, supports various charitable causes in the UK and internationally, focusing on projects for the vulnerable and promoting cultural initiatives.
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Further Information
Individuals interested in supporting the fundraiser or learning more about future events are encouraged to contact the organisers directly for details.
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+When and where is the fundraising event taking place?
The fundraising evening is scheduled for October 23 at the Dhamecha Lohana Centre in South Harrow. The event is being held to support St Luke’s Hospice.
+How much did last year's fundraiser generate?
The fundraising event held last year for St Luke’s Hospice successfully raised over £70,000. This contribution helps the hospice continue its care services.
+Who is organising the event and who is performing?
The event is organised by the Asian Foundation for Help and the Kingsbury Lions Club CIO. Live music will be provided by singer Supriya Joshi.
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