Dare to Dream! Dare to Fly! Against All Odds' Gala Dinner & Dance 7th Anniversary Gala Dinner & Dance

This event is SOLD OUT every year... Don't be left out! Come and be inspired

In 2019 our vision is PART TWO: EDUCATE, EQUIP, EMPOWER

When you book a TABLE for 10 you get 1 Ticket Complimentary. £45.00 early bird ends on February 15th and thereafter tickets will be available at £50.00

• 3 Course Meal Entertainment, Networking etc..
• Entertainment
• Exhibition Stands available to showcase your Products at £50 only
• Accommodation for the NIGHT? Contact us for more info
• PARKING IS FREE Also pick-ups from Camden Town Station
• This event will be broadcast Live on Oasis Universal Radio and NAM Radio
• Come & Help us Fundraise for UK & International
• At Against All Odds Still Standing our MOTO this year is DON'T GIVE THEM FISH INSTEAD TEACH THEM HOW TO FISH Educate! Equip! Train! and Empower

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HOPE ALIVE MISSION CHARITY EVENT

The annual community charity event organised by Jo Nganda is back on 30 November 2016, 6pm at the Vattersea Barge in benefit of  abused women and children charities in the UK and Uganda.
This year's event has a fantastic line up including Evita musical and theatre sensation Madalena Alberto, X Factor star Marianna Zappi, Mobo Unsung Lady Marga MC, Bianca Smith, Kiyaye Life Crew and Wool Betah Soulja.
Guests will also enjoy a Silent and Live Auction, Raffle Draw and fashion showcase by Sistarmama and M clothing and comedy sets from international stand up comedian Katharine Ferns. The event organised by Jozyz Media is a key annual event that supports the work Jo Nganda (Founder) does to support abused Women & Children’s Charities in the UK and Africa with a focus on helping individuals to create a positive change for people in their communities or organisations.
Mary Mambwa (JCI Greenwich Youth Leader) and a host of award winning motivational speakers and domestic violence survivors have been lined up including Magdalene Adeneike (Music Relief), Lady Waynett Peters (Founder, The Extra ordinary Achievers) and Zina Arinze (Author, Purpose after Abuse and Divorce.

Sponsors:

Jozyz Media Agency, Hona Africa, Hotshots Multimedia, Battersea Barge, Phil Jones, Charlene's Hairipy, M Clothing, Uganda Vision, AmbTV and all our volunteers.

See you there!
Tickets: https://shoobs.com/events/14234/5th-hope-alive-mission-annual-fundraiser

JO NGANDA TO HOST ANNUAL FUNDRAISER FOR ABUSED WOMEN AND CHILDREN

Preparations are underway for the 5th Annual Hope Alive Mission Charity event due on Wednesday 30th November 2016 on a floating boat, the Battersea Barge, Nine Elms Lane, London SW8 5BP from 6- 10PM. The event organised by Jozyz Media is a key annual event that supports the work Jo Nganda (Founder) does to support

abused Women & Children’s Charities in the UK and Africa with a focus on helping individuals to create a positive change for people in their communities or organisations.

Mary Mambwa (JCI Greenwich Youth Leader) and a host of award winning motivational speakers and domestic violence survivors have been lined up including Magdalene Adeneike (Music Relief), Lady Waynett Peters (Founder, The Extra ordinary Achievers) and Zina Arinze (Author, Purpose after Abuse and Divorce).

This year's event has a fantastic line up including Evita musical and theatre sensation Madalena Alberto, X Factor star Marianna Zappi, Mobo Unsung Lady Marga MC, Bianca Smith, Kiyaye Life Crew and Wool Betah Soulja.

Guests will also enjoy a Silent and Live Auction, Raffle Draw and fashion showcase by Sistarmama and M clothing and comedy sets from international stand up comedian Katharine Ferns.

Tickets: https://shoobs.com/events/14234/5th-hope-alive-mission-annual-fundraiser

Event Page: Http://www.facebook.com/events/159514807816067/?ti=cl

R.S.V.P at info@jozyzonline.com / jozyzstore@gmail.com 

GOD’S LOVE WE DELIVER GOLDEN HEART AWARDS GALA

KATE Hudson and Michael Kors on the charity delivering one million meals daily in NEW YORK.

The charity started 30 years ago when one woman realized that an AIDS sufferer she was visiting was starving to death because he was too unwell to feed himself, and so she began cooking him a meal every day. From that single act of generosity and kindness has blossomed an organisation that delivers over one million meals in New York alone. These go to 5,000 low-income sufferers from AIDS, cancer, Parkinsons and other debilitating diseases as well as to their families, providing sustenance which, in some cases, is critical to survival.
Guests including Kate Hudson, Emily Blunt, Diane Kruger and Blaine Trump were there not only to celebrate three decades of the charity but also to mark the opening of a new $28m headquarters in SoHo funded by Kors among other benefactors. This 48,500-square-foot property now has a rooftop herb garden and an event space. Its kitchen is now on the second floor, rather than in the basement, meaning that volunteers, who include many of New York’s most famous names, can watch the bustle of the streets outside as they chop, prep and bake for their clients. And, more importantly, passers-by can see them at work and be tempted to find out more and, ultimately, to volunteer themselves.Earlier that day, in a different philanthropic initiative, Kors had been virtually mobbed during a store appearance in the Rockefeller Center for a separate, and equally necessary endeavour: Watch Hunger Stop. For this, he has teamed up with Hudson to campaign for the United Nations World Food Programme. Every Bradshaw 100 watch sold will trigger a donation of 100 meals for children in war-torn or disaster-struck areas worldwide. "I’ve become more and more passionate about it," says Hudson. "The stats are just mind-blowing – malnutrition is responsible for half of toddlers’ deaths - and yet there’s such a tangible thing we can do to make a difference." Ten million meals later, that is exactly what they are doing. And yet, as Kors says, "All of this started locally for me in New York with God’s Love We Deliver. You’d walk into someone’s home and realise they needed the nutrition but they also needed human interaction. When you see it on the ground, it’s remarkable. There are hungry children everywhere." "No child deserves to go hungry," says Hudson. "It is heartbreaking." "Zero hunger is possible," concludes Kors passionately. "I’m an optimist. I watch women change when they put on the right sunglasses or jacket. I’m results oriented. And this is an immediate change in a child’s life, an adult’s life and then on into the future." 

KEITH HEART FOUNDATION FUNDRAISING EVENT

Monica Ssewamala and friends at the KHF fundraiser event. Monica set up the London based charity named after her son who has survived several open heart surgeries to provide support to families and medical services to children with heart defects in Uganda.

 

The event was held at the Nile Bar in London and all friends, well wishers and supporters did their best to get in the spirit of things belting out their fave songs.

 

The KHF works to improve the quality of care and information available to families of children with heart conditions, especially those who can not effort the costly treatment

They partner with institutions in UK and Uganda, to provide medical facilities and expertise.

 

All help is always needed in the form of volunteers, sponsors, donors and fundraisers.

You can learn more about this charity and how you can get involved at www.keithheartfoundation.com

Contact email: info@keithhheartfoundation.org

 

Myself (Left) with KHF Patron Remmy Kan and KHF Founder Monica Ssewamala (Right)