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Make a Smile Recycle Heroes Need Your Help


Dennis and Barbara accept any household items, furniture,


electrical and clothes etc for the recycle projects.


They are happy to do total house clearances. The items are given a bit of TLC and sold in rastros and auctions to provide funds for the Emaús homes’ daily needs.


They can be contacted on 660 961 585 or 96 583 6814.


The Make A Smile Greenhouse Project Self Sufficiency Programme


The project combines a team of volunteers planting, harvesting and cultivating the land to produce farm fresh vegetables and fresh pressed Olive Oil at the EMAUS home for mentally challenged youngsters.


Chickens lay 800 eggs a week and along with the veggie bags bought by the general public, this helps to generate much needed funds to provide the essentials for them to survive. Help us to help them by volunteering on the farm or buying your vegetables from us each week!


Find out more in the Facebook 'Make A Smile Greenhouse Project' group, email info@makeasmile.es or visit www.makeasmile.es.


Amigos de Make a Smile Charity Shop


We have lots of good quality second hand clothes, handbags, small pieces of furniture, children's clothes, shoes and bedding.


Find us at the bottom of the dual carriageway in Teulada on the left hand side near to the Rodafoc fire shop.


We are also looking for volunteers to help us in the shop. So if you could spare a few hours a week come along and talk to the team. Avenida del Mediterráneo, 4 Teulada. Open Monday to Friday 10am to 1pm.


Professional Services Marina Alta & Vega Baja pick up the latest edition now


This was a magnificent result and could not have been achieved but for the tremendous efforts of the Magnum Productions crew and the generosity of the Ayuntamiento of Teulada - Moraira. The series of 5 concerts were all sell out events and indeed had something to appeal to all tastes, from rock and roll to blues and pop. The shows were very well produced and the tremendous reactions and generosity from the audiences proved this fact.


Peter went on to say how pleased he was with this result and for all the help and assistance he as the promoter received from his team and the town hall. More concerts are planned for the benefit of the Teulada - Moraira Alzheimer’s Society (AFA) and hopefully they will be run in conjunction with the local Lions club.


Pictured left to right: Colin Lilley, Councillor Laura Hillstead, DJ Darrell Clayton, Pepe, Manager of the AFA Centre, Peter Johnson - COO Magnum Charity Productions, Carmen, Supervisor of the AFA centre, Brian Clarke, Meri Snell, Anne Freeman, John Snell.


Instead they jumped on two motorcycles and spent nearly 2 hours touring the beautiful countryside of the Marina Alta courtesy of Free Spirits Harley Davidson Enthusiasts Club. Our photo shows from left to right, Peter Emmett, Rose Oldham, Dee Hamilton and Nigel Webb stopping for a coffee break at the Caves of Benidoleig.


FreeSpiritsHD group was set up two years ago to serve the needs of Harley owners living in or around the Marina Alta. For further information about the group please contact Barry Haylor at freespiritshd@gmail.com.


Magnum Charity Productions Donate 6400€ to AFA


On Tuesday 13th May Peter Johnson (COO Magnum Charity Productions) was very proud to present the Teulada - Moraira Alzheimer’s Society with a cheque for 6400€ resulting from a series of charity benefit concerts held in Espai la Senieta, Moraira, for the Alzheimer’s charity this Spring.


True Free Spirits


Recently, mother and daughter (Rose Oldham, aged 83) and (Dee Hamilton, aged 58) from Moraira could have chosen to visit the local market, chill out on the beach or simply stay at home and sit by the pool.


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