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RSVP/ OUT & ABOUT 081


TREE OF HOPE DINE & DONATE LAUNCH


The Mayor of Tonbridge & Malling, local foodies, businesses and supporters of Tree of Hope gathered at Tonbridge Old Fire Station for the launch of Dine & Donate, the children’s charity’s most ambitious fundraiser yet. Gill Gibb, CEO of Tree of Hope, said: “Dine & Donate is a very important campaign for the charity and has been launched to coincide with our 25th anniversary. It will run from 1st March through to 31st May and we are encouraging people to have fun with this initiative and host of food-related activities – from brunches, curry nights, murder mystery evenings to informal kitchen suppers – and in return raise vital funds to enable Tree of Hope to support an ever-increasing number of families with disabled or seriously ill children, to fundraise for specialist equipment, treatment and therapies that otherwise would be unavailable to them.” Everyone was treated to hot mulled cider kindly donated by Turners Cider, while Jane Beedle, a Great British Bake


Off finalist, gave a baking demonstration. Throughout the evening there were also a number of foodie challenges and among the raffle prizes was a stunning hamper donated by INDEX Magazine, Tree of Hope’s Media Sponsor for 2018.


Tina Chatfield (www.tinachatfieldphotography.co.uk)


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