Facepainting by Essex Feminist Collective
Olive wood figures carved in Palestine; sold here to raise awareness of the plight of people living in the Occupied Territories and to raise funds for well-being. Contact Paul Fox via Crowstone URC.
Hildah Mulenga (left) of Mumba Children’s Project, and Grace Chama-Pupe author of Me and My Mum – a personal story about dementia.
Mick Davey tells Soupers about the benefits of joining their local credit union Essex Savers.
People brings bits and bobs to share, swap, sell, or request donations for.
Supporter Rowan (pinched from Reading Soup) and his family sold delicious goodies to raise funds for his pending trip with ICS. (Particularly enjoyed the mushroom pastries.)
There was a lot of facepainting…
Presenter (and winner) Rianna. And friend. Raising awareness and funds for St Mary’s Horse Refuge.
Lewis (left) and Pete present a proposal for a Community Allotment.
Grace presents her proposal for a dementia charity.
Presenting, the Little Free Library.
Chris presents a proposal for MORE Little Free Libraries!
Ekco Club’s resident Elvis – Jason – entertained us throughout the afternoon.
I think I see some dancing happening…
Yup. Definitely some Moves being Busted right there.
Dan and Gemma once again gave the support of SAVS.
Chef Fiona (centre) and bread maker Helen (left) serving up the good stuff. (Chef Pete – who bought along his roasted veg soup- was at home having a kip having been working til 4am the preceding day.)
There’s always time for a rendition of YMCA. Always.
Thank you so much Paul for the splendid shots! xxx
