Please come and celebrate!

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A special weekend event for all you alumni of Chidamoyo and supporters--please mark your calendar and join us!




Benefit of Hope

Project is to Raise money for a new ambulance for the hospital


For Chidamoyo Christian Hospital
Please come and celebrate with us on
July 16th 6- 9 p.m.
Bitter Lake Community Center
Seattle, Washington
Special events:
Sadza—all you can eat and Mexican (kapenta and Mopani worms too!)
Face painting
Silent auction (Zimbabwe things)
Marimba band
Dancing—Zimbabwe style
Special guest star: Major Mereki
RSVP:friendsofchidamoyo@gmail.com

Special Braii (BBQ)
For Chidamoyo Alumni
Friday night July 15th—Cedar Ridge Christian Church, (suburb of Seattle)
5:30 p.m. onwards
Free
A time of get together, eating, sharing stories and fellowship.
Please RSVP: friendsofchidamoyo@gmail.com

This is a pre dinner for our Benefit of Hope on Saturday. If you need help with hotel bookings please indicate.

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