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Are you looking for the opportunity to get involved in meaningful projects and support good causes whilst having fun? If so, contact PIAF today!
Our recent Sponsored Events include:
The 'Way Forward Group', Isle of Skye - social activities for adults with physical disabilities - sponsored fundraising swim. A PIAF member participated in this event.
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PIAF Sponsored Joe Taylor who ran The London Marathon for Alzheimers Scotland
 "Joe Taylor runs the London Marathon for Alzheimers. Click to enlarge.")
Litter clearing on The Isle of Skye in conjunction with www.peopleclearinglitter.co.uk
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Sponsoring a Hectare of the purchase of Dundreggan Estate for "Trees for Life" Charity.
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 "Dundreggan Certificate. Click to enlarge.")
Digital Photography Project. Wester Ross - working with people who have long-term mental health illness or injury, to assist with vocational training and work opportunities
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Race for Life - Cancer Research UK - PIAF Sponsored Jo, a participant in the 10k event.
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 "Adam in Cambodia. Click to enlarge.")
PIAF sponsored Adam, a law graduate, who has just returned from a fact finding research trip in SE Asia and South America.
On behalf of PIAF, Adam donated to a Charity in Pnom Penh, Cambodia, that works to help children living on squalid rubbish tips.
In addition, a donation was made to a charity working hard for the victims of the American toxic war campaign which used 'Agent Orange' which is still causing deformities in young children today.
Adam also did some voluntary teaching at the Savong School in Siem Reap, Cambodia and on behalf of PIAF, bought much needed school books and equipment.
Adam's observations of his experiences can be viewed in his article 'Humbled and inspired by the children of South East Asia'.