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A short DVD has been produced by GlazoSmithKline of the 'Olive Branch' Drop in Centre at the Hounslow Salvation Army Church. If you would like a copy then do contact us.
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Fundraising
The Mission in Hounslow Trust invites and receives donations from grant-making trusts,
UK and local companies, churches, Christian organisations and individuals. Gifts in kind
have been kindly given by people in the community.
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Mayor's Appeal
Mission in Hounslow Trust was the named charity in 2000/2001 by the former mayor, Connie Sandhu.
Madeleine Windsor, the Trust's secretary, received two cheques from the former mayor of Hounslow: one for the work of the 'Feed the Hungry Hearts' drop in centre and the other for the work amongst the homeless people in Hounslow.
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John Lewis Store Kingston
The John Lewis Store in Kingston has kindly made donations over the past few years of two turkeys for our Christmas project, cash and refrigerators to support our homeless project. We were able to go to the Store recently and select four new fridges and they were delivered within days. The photograph was taken outside the Kingston Store with Madeleine Windsor, secretary to the Mission in Hounslow Trust and Gillian Chapman who is secretary to the charities committee. The decisions to donate have been made by the staff who make up the committee.
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Plane Handling Ltd Feltham
Plane Handling Ltd Feltham recently supported the Mission in Hounslow Trust
as to its work within the local community for reaching out to those in need.
Madeleine & Colin Windsor were presented a cheque outside a Parish Centre in
Hounslow where the Christmas Day Dinner took place. The Christmas Day Dinner
was the only dinner in the borough of Hounslow in 2005.
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Shopping Mall Store Donates Muffins
The Mission in Hounslow Trust is receiving free muffins, baguettes and pastries for their
new drop-in centre in the Hounslow Salvation Army Citadel. The proprietors of BB's Muffin
shop in the Treaty Centre approached the trust after several customers mentioned the Olive Branch drop-in centre for those in need and have decided to donate the end of day food.
Pictured is Madeleine Windsor, the trust secretary, receiving some tasty pastries from
Zahed Jivraj at the Treaty Centre in Hounslow.
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Help the Aged and ASDA Store Feltham joined forces with the Hounslow Mission Trust
Help the Aged and ASDA Store Feltham joined forces with the
Hounslow Mission Trust to make this Christmas a happier event.
This was part of UK initiative.
Madeliene Windsor, secretary of the Mission in Hounslow Trust,
collected presents at the Feltham ASDA Store for their 'Olive
Branch' project that provided a Christmas Dinner last Saturday
for those in need including the elderly.
The 'Olive Branch' centre normally meets every Saturday evening
throughout the year at the Hounslow Salvation Army Church. Many
people come along including the homeless, hungry, lonely and
confused and showers facilities, hot food, companionship and
advice are available.
Picture below:
Madeleine Windsor, Mission in Hounslow Trust secretary,
with Tracy Thomas the Events Organisor of the ASDA Feltham Store
receiving presents for their Olive Branch Centre
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Green School for Girls Isleworth donates 2008 Harvest Festival Service food to 'Olive Branch'
Madeleine and Colin receiving gifts of food from year 8 in the gymnasium of the school
Harvest Festival Service 2009 food to 'Olive Branch'
Madeleine & Colin Windsor, representatives of the Mission in Hounslow Trust, received gifts of food, placed within five beautifully decorated boxes, from the Green School
for Girls in Isleworth, as part of their Harvest Festival Service. The Service that took place in the gymnasium was attended by over two hundred year 7 & 8 pupils, alongside
local church leaders and school staff. The picture was taken of the food at a recent Saturday evening at the Hounslow Salvation Army Citadel with Madeleine Windsor, secretary of the Trust,
and some of the visitors to the drop in centre.
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Gumley House Convent School Isleworth Charity Day is a success as to providing a financial donation for the Mission in Hounslow 'Olive Branch'
St Reynolds House 'Year Nine' students nominated Mission in Hounslow Trust as their charity of the year 2009 as to their work with the homeless at the Hounslow Salavation Army Church on Saturday evenings. All the School got involved with this 'celebrity competition' and cakes, sweets and handmade Valentine gifts and cards were sold among the students.
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