30 September 2018

Nazberry Pi - Here we go again!

In March 2019 we are heading back to Nazareth, this time to raise funds for the Maternity Unit in Nazareth EMMS Hospital. Please consider supporting us, or even come along for the ride! It's going to be a great one this year - the Three Seas Challenge - Med, Dead and Galilee. And then topped off by the arrival in Nazareth itself, an experience not to be forgotten. Your help is very much appreciated by the mothers and babies of this amazing little Palestinian-Israeli city.
Looking after the new arrivals in Nazareth

Please donate: https://nazarethchallenge19.everydayhero.com/uk/nazberrypi - THANKS!
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