Category Archives: Fundraising

Kiltwalk

North Knapdale Srollers outside Kilmartin Church

On Saturday 23 April the North Knapdale Strollers will be walking from Keills jetty to Tayvallich to raise funds for Donald Self’s gap year in Senegal.

If you would like to take part please contact us for more information.

If you would like to make a donation to the Strollers please give cash or a cheque to the church treasurer or use a bank transfer. We will be giving all money raised directly to Donald’s virtual kiltwalk in order to him to claim the extra 50%.

If you want to read more about Donald and his trip click here.

Help for malawi

The Mid Argyll Churches Malawi Twinning Group sent £4000 out to our friends in Kasamba Church to help them with protective supplies for the Covid Pandemic. The minister of their church, Rev. Custom Kapombe, whom some of you will have met, has sent this report on how the money was spent. There are lots of lovely pictures in the report and a breakdown of where the money was spent.

Tearfund Quiz night

Sunday 10 November at 6pm in Achnamara Hall

Bring and share finger buffet supper and BYOB

Teams of 6 – bring a team or make up a team on the night. For the best chance of winning have a wide range of ages in your team so bring your children or your friends’ grandchildren. The more the merrier! Every pound raised will help transform the lives of people living in poverty.

There will be prizes for the winning team and a raffle. Raffle prizes will be gratefully received!

So please be generous……with your time, your talents and your money!

Achnamara lunch and crafts

Guests at tablesAchnamara Hall and North Knapdale Church joined together in their annual lunch and Christmas craft fair.Knitted Santa’s and decorations There were some lovely goods on offer at the craft tables. Mary’s knitted decorations sold well.Fraser McIver selling his bookFraser has published a book and was tying up his sales beautifully.Basket stall and decorations tableJane had a distinctive array of baskets and honey for sale. Lynne had some pretty hand painted Christmas decorations on her table.Jan’s pa8ntings stall with Nick’s puffer stall behindJan’s paintings were popular, as was Nick’s puffer table in the background.People eating at tablesA good time was had by one and all. Almost £600 was raised to be shared between the hall and church. Thanks to everyone who baked, cooked soup, made crafts and all those of you who came along to support these two good causes.