Super generosity from super people – thank you
“What a good thing Adam had. When he said a good thing he knew nobody had said it before” Mark Twain
Splendid, stupendous, super, scintillating!
Thank you for attending, participating and contributing to the Exeter Business Network event yesterday and bringing your conversation, energy and enthusiasm! AND for being so generous during the Auction – a huge THANK YOU to David Fitzgerald for being a fantastic auctioneer –
raising £1665 for Exeter Business Network charities – Devon Air Ambulance, WESC Foundation, Families for Children and St Loye’s Foundation
The event in the words of those who attended/donated lots/won lots……



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Before my words some photos taken at the event (by iPhone)
David Fitz Fitzgerald doing a fantastic job! “Great to have met you all. Listen to BBC Radio Devon Fitz@Five”
Auctioneers able assistant Sean Humby!
The event kicked off with a fabulous seminar from Julia Bramble – Bramblebuzz – Facebook for business!
A total of £1665 was raised in the auction (idea of the lots here)– over £400 for each of the Exeter Business Network Charities 2013 – a quick reminder on where your generosity will go to
The Devon Air Ambulance Trust is the charity which raises the funds to keep 2 emergency Air Ambulances flying. This is no small feat as each and every year we have to raise in the region of £4.5 million to keep both of the helicopters airborne. Click here to donate
Families for Children place children for adoption from throughout the UK, who have experienced loss and upheaval. We find for them stable, loving families in Devon, Dorset, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.
We are special because we have a ‘forever’ policy of support and this means that we offer support to the child and new family for as long as they need us. Click here to donate
We are special because we have a ‘forever’ policy of support and this means that we offer support to the child and new family for as long as they need us. Click here to donate
WESC Foundation’s aim is the education and care of young people with visual impairment and/or complex needs and their transition into school, college and beyond. By providing a specialist centre for education, training and expertise, WESC Foundation create a better life for people with visual impairment. Click here to donate
The vision of St Loye’s Foundation is that each individual should have the opportunity to achieve their maximum potential, irrespective of natural abilities or setbacks experienced in life.
Mission – St Loye’s mission is to be the preferred choice of people with physical, mental health, sensory and other disabilities, or with long-term health conditions, to improve their quality of life and degree of independence. Click here to donate
Mission – St Loye’s mission is to be the preferred choice of people with physical, mental health, sensory and other disabilities, or with long-term health conditions, to improve their quality of life and degree of independence. Click here to donate
The Announcements – that would have been made!
“Wanting to meet an author because you like books is like wanting to meet a duck because you like pate” Margaret Attwood
Those in attendance at the event……………………
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