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1st Annual December Charity Fair
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The 1st Annual December Charity Fair 3RD DECEMBER 2011
Keeping It Real (KIR) Foundation in partnership with Nigeria Network of NGOs (NNNGO), Toru Ofili Foundation (TOF), Children And The Environment (CATE) and Street Child Welfare Initiative (SCCWI) have the exciting opportunity of hosting the 1st Annual December Charity Fair in Lagos. It is a Charity Market Place that will hold at the prestigious Terra Kulture in Victoria Island.
You are cordially invited to participate as a Sponsor, Non Profit Organization or Vendor in our 1st Annual December Charity Fair. It is a great opportunity to bring together a community of Non Profit Organizations, businesses, guests and supporters under one roof and we want you to be involved!
The 1st Annual December Charity Fair will give commercial Vendors and Non Profit Organizations an opportunity to exhibit and network. The event will give the invited guests a chance to patronize Vendors and to meet with NGOs. |
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| The Purpose of the December Charity Fair: |
The 1st Annual December Charity Fair will host Vendors drawn from commercial and Nonprofit Organizations. The
objectives of the Fair are;
Mainly to raise funds for the KIR Foundation Book Drive 2012
To create a platform/opportunities for networking and value-added business relationships
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| About the December Charity Fair: |
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The 1st Annual December Charity Fair is a one day event, taking place from the hours of 1pm to 6pm on the 3rd of December 2011. The organizers are all Non Profit Organizations based in Lagos.
Aside from our charity fundraising stands, the December Charity Fair will include other commercial Vendors selling clothes, accessories, books, jewellery, cosmetics, gifts for all the family and lots more! There will also be live performances, music, cocktails, a raffle (fantastic prizes to be won) and other fun activities. We feel the event is a great opportunity for us to network with you and other organizations to build a sense of community spirit and to have some seasonal fun!
The venue, Terra Kulture in Tiamiyu Savage Street is in a prime location within Victoria Island, Lagos and the event is taking place at a very busy and lucrative time of the year. Our guests are people who are interested in giving back to the less privileged in society. The theme of the event is; Promoting Synergy, Making Greater Impact Together!
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| Get involved |
The cost of a vendor’s ticket to the December Charity Fair is N20, 000, which guarantees the Vendor a space for the day. Vendors will be entitled to a table and two chairs, cocktails for two attendants and participation in the raffle draw!
Vendors are also permitted to invite as many guests as possible; although their guests will not be entitled to the cocktails or participate in the raffle, except they purchase the invitation card. The cost of the invitation card per person is N10, 000 only.
Sponsors, Non Profit Organizations and Vendors are encouraged to come along with complimentary cards, banners, leaflets or other display printings to exhibit their organization.
The cost of a guest invitation card per person is N10, 000 only. Non Profit Organizations are entitled to a charity stand upon the purchase of a guest invitation card.
Please kindly note that we have limited space available and we will give preference to those who make payment first.
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| Marketing and PR |
We are a powerful ally and advocate for our young people and their rights. We have partnered with various organizations that work with young people especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds. The objective is to create awareness and influence public policy around a range of social issues concerning children including the Child Rights Act 2003, child welfare, education, literacy and public health.
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| Benefits |
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An opportunity to network |
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An opportunity to work with philanthropic organizations who are doing great work in Nigeria |
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Fulfill your corporate and personal social responsibility objectives |
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Make a difference in rebuilding the lives of young persons and successive generations |
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Play an active role in keeping hope alive in people with limited resources in Nigeria |
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Gain the invaluable satisfaction of giving |
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| About Us |
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Keeping It Real (KIR) Foundation was founded in 2010 as a Non Profit Organization, (RC 916541). KIR Foundation has initiated and currently maintains innovative programs on literacy, leadership and personal social responsibility for young people ages 2 to 25, especially orphans, vulnerable children and children from families with limited resources.
Our vision is to build leaders for life.
Our mission is to instill in youths, the spirit of learning, growth and change through valuable education in literacy, leadership and personal social responsibility. One of the programs we have employed to achieve our mission is our Book Drive. So far, we have given out about 1000 books through our Book Drive.
The Nigeria Network of NGOs (NNNGO) is the first generic membership body for civil society organizations in Nigeria that facilitates effective advocacy on issues of poverty and other developmental issues. Established in 1992, NNNGO represents over 800 organizations ranging from small groups working at the local level, to larger networks working at the national level. In total NNNGO’s outreach to the third sector in Nigeria is estimated to be in the excess of 2,500 which includes both members and affiliates at national and global levels. NNNGO champions a sector that is accountable, independent and truly representative of giving a voice to the common man.
Toru Ofili Foundation (TOF) was founded in 2010. The Foundation is a non-profit organization, registered in Nigeria under sections 33 and 34 of the Company and Allied Matters Act No 1 1990. TOF is focused on the following areas: support for young widows and pregnant teenagers, a half way home for women , value orientation seminars, educational skills acquisition and training in maternal and child healthcare, gender rights and advocacy for abused and battered women.
Children And The Environment (CATE) is a registered Non-Governmental Organization (Reg. No: 466755) established in 1999 to reduce environmental threats to children and young people’s health. It achieves this by building their awareness of the environment in which they live, through the creative arts, whilst supporting eco-tourism. This will result in a change in attitude and behaviour and create an eco-tourism and conservation-culture in children and young people and through them, reach out to the larger public. CATE runs the CATE Creativity Green Club (CCGC), a membership club for children of ages 7 to 15 years which aims at promoting sustainable educational development with children and young people through environmental literature, art, craft, music, dance and drama.
Street Child Care and Welfare Initiative (SCCWI) is a Non-Governmental Organization (RC: 26903) incorporated in February 2008 in order to support street children in Lagos. The aim of SCCWI is to welcome 25 street children ages 8 to 13 years from Kuramo Beach and other areas at the Centre for Rehabilitation in Yaba, to provide them with accommodation, food, medical care, clothing, quality education, recreational activities and counseling. The goal of the organization is to protect and improve the rights and lives of street children in Lagos.
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| The Colours for the event |
A Touch of Gold, Green, Red or Silver
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| Get in Touch |
Bitebo Gogo
Tel:0803 531 0492, 0818 281 6606
Email: ibgogo@hotmail.com
Toru Ofili
Tel: 0805- 510-4189, 0803-426-5593
Email: ofilitoru@yahoo.com
Sola Alamutu
Tel: 0802 308 7725
Email: advofcate@yahoo.com
Comfort Alli
Tel: 0806-027-5976, 0803-3220-030
Email: office@sccwi.org , alli_comfort@yahoo.com |
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