Evelyn Glennie to climb Kilimanjaro
Do your bit and get your donations in
Percussionist extraordinaire Evelyn Glennie is launching a charity climb of Mount Kilimanjaro - and she needs your help.
Evelyn is taking the climb in aid of Able Child Africa, a charity which raises money to provide educational facilities for disabled children in Africa. Evelyn, who is a patron of the charity, is aiming to generate £25,000 for the cause with her trip.
She will head off on 25 November, and also has a charity concert for Able Child Africa planned for next July.
To help the cause by sponsoring Evelyn's climb, visit www.justgiving.com/Evelyn-Glennie. For more information visit www.evelyn.co.uk.
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