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The Norwich Arts Centre will host a fundraising event on September 19th at 8 PM to support the Norfolk charity, Future Projects. The Norwich Reggae Collective, fronted by Catherine Brown, and the swing group Sam and the SwingTones will perform. Funds raised will stock community fridges, fund support sessions, and provide emergency winter hampers for those in need. Steve Randell, founder of the Norwich Reggae Collective, and Sarah Maher, community fundraiser at Future Projects, expressed their enthusiasm for the event and its positive impact on the community.
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Norwich Arts Centre will host the fundraising event on Friday, September 19, at 8pm, with all proceeds going to the Norfolk charity Future Projects.
In response, the eight-piece reggae band will be raising funds to support those in need this winter.
Fronted by Catherine Brown, the band is known for its soulful vocals and reggae-meets-big-band sound.
The event will also feature the swing group Sam and the SwingTones.
Each ticket sold will help stock Future Projects’ community fridge, fund support sessions and cover emergency winter hampers.
Steve Randell, founder of the Norwich Reggae Collective, said: “We’re thrilled to be performing at the Norwich Arts Centre and supporting the incredible work of Future Projects.”
Sarah Maher, community fundraiser at Future Projects, said: “The funds raised from this event will make a real difference to local people facing hardship.”
