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  • London Triathlon 2010

    7th August 2010 - 8th August 2010
    Are you looking for an exciting new challenge? Why not volunteer to take part in the London Triathlon 2010. Places are much sought after with over 10,000 people taking part last year.

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  • London to Paris Cycle Ride

    14th July 2010 - 18th July 2010
    Need motivation to get fit? Why not cycle from London to Paris. Read Mark Gidney's account of his experiences and find out why it's the trip for you.

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  • The British 10K London Run

    Sunday 11th July 2010
    The Nations favourite 10K London road run is happening again this year, join thousands of runners and be part of this special and glorious 10th anniversary British 10K London Run 2010.

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  • Skydiving

    Experience the exhilaration of jumping from 10,000 feet with an instructor or brave the 3,000 feet solo dive. Either way you get to jump at no cost to yourself and raise money for Africa Now. You can jump EVERY weekend so give us a call!

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TRAID supports Africa Now

UK charity TRAID (Textile Recycling for Aid and International Development) is helping Africa Now's new Ethical Business Services project by contributing an incredible £50,000 towards its Export Trade Project.

The Export Trade Project is helping to alleviate poverty by empowering low income households in Kenya to benefit from opportunities posed by increased global trade. Thanks to the help of TRAID, a charity fighting global poverty through its clothes recycling activities, Africa Now has been able to financially secure £50,000 towards its three year EBS project ensuring that 5,000 small-scale farmers and 25,000 low income workers are benefiting from the growing international market.

Africa Now would like to thank TRAID for their incredible contribution towards the Export Trade Project. Thank you TRAID!

For more information about the Export Trade Project, please visit our Ethical Business Projects page.

Visit TRAID for more information about their incredible work and projects.

To donate to this or any other Africa Now project, visit our donations page.