
A charity which works to provide schools and education for children in Tanzania has received a boost from RPC Tedeco-Gizeh in South Wales.
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The company donated a signed Gloucester Rugby shirt and match tickets to an auction at the Great Vending Get Together in Torquay – an annual ball that raises thousands of pounds towards the work of EdUKaid.
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EdUKaid was founded by Tim Varney, Managing Director of Revive Vending, which supplies and services drink and snack vending machines throughout the south west of England.
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The shirt and tickets were purchased by Nigel Fowler of West Country Vending who commented: ‘’I’m pleased to be able to help Tim with this very worthwhile charity. It was a great day and the only thing that would have made it better was if it had been a Bath Rugby shirt!’’
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Tim Varney has been involved with EdUKaid since it started in 2003 and, although a volunteer, he is very active in the day to day running of the charity, its future direction and fundraising. He travels to Tanzania at least twice a year, where he gets the opportunity to work with EdUKaid’s local staff.        Â
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Tim commented: “I’m glad Nigel enjoyed himself and although it wasn’t a Bath shirt, he and RPC should be proud of their part in helping us raise nearly £7,000 on the evening. which will go towards EdUKaid’s work in Tanzania.




