On 26th of June 2010, Paul Scotton of Scotton Design, in conjunction with 4Business Global, will be jumping out of a perfectly good plane from 15,000 feet in aid of the Cudeca Charity and L.I.V.E charities.

About L.I.V.E

LIVE is a nationally registered, Spanish charity whose aim is to make a positive difference to the lives of those in our community less fortunate than ourselves. The short-term focus of attention for L.I.V.E. is the Malaga children’s Home. In the longer term they expect to broaden their reach to help other people in need.  LIVE is a nationally registered Spanish Charity and their registration number is G92746049. see: www.live-spain.org

About Cudeca

Cudeca’s vision, mission & values are to care, relieve, accompany and offer the specialist care that is involved in treating patients resident in the province of Málaga, who are suffering from advanced or terminal cancer, which includes giving support and comfort to their family.  Cudeca is a nationally registered Spanish Charity and their registration number is MA/728. See: www.cudeca.org

Please Sponsor Paul

Would you, as an individual, or as a company, like to sponsor me for this event?  However small the donation …(even 1 euro helps), it is still greatly appreciated.

Many thanks and regards

Paul Scotton
Graphic Designer

+34 617 423 094
info@paulscottondesign.com
www.paulscottondesign.com
Skype ID: pablosix3

Medicare Nursing Services Group in conjunction with several other companies on the coast have organised an showcase event in aid of Carres Felice a local charity providing free facial surgery to children and adults in underdeveloped countries.

We need to raise €10,000 to provide 200 facial surgeries for children, these surgeries are scheduled for November this year.

Business 1st members and other local businesses will be exhibiting all dayoffering information about their services as well as fantastic discounts and products.The Mayor of Mijas will open the event and there will be a host of entertainmentincluding a mega raffle draw and a Hog roast lunch.

Business 1st members and other local businesses will be exhibiting all day offering information about their services as well as fantastic discounts and products.

The Mayor of Mijas will open the event and there will be a host of entertainment including a mega raffle draw and a Hog roast lunch.

With your help and support this is possible.

Buy a raffle and come along on the day. Together we can help change peoples lives.

Contact 664 227 200 or email info@business1st.es

 Ron from Marbella Lions is collecting old computers, working or not, in order to donate them to a home for the mentally and physically handicapped in Alhuarin el Grande.

Please email

ron@sunnyspain.org if you have any laptops or desktops you wish to get rid of.

On Sept 20th 2009, six friends will embark on an epic journey from Marbella to the Arctic Circle in two right-hand-drive SEAT Marbella cars.

With a 40bhp 900cc engine, and a ‘deckchair’ for a passenger seat, the 6700 mile challenge will be tough, but the six friends from Southampton, Nottingham and Pisa are confident their two twenty-year-old micro-cars will make it from Marbella to the Arctic circle in just 10 days.

They are doing this to raise awareness and money to help sufferers of the painful and incurable genetic skin-blistering disorder, Epidermolysis Bullosa, across the whole continent. In Spain and the UK, DebRA is the research charity which provides patient support and research into the disorder.

The SEAT Marbellas will be decorated with DebRA charity logos and butterflies. This is because sufferers of the disorder are often referred to as ‘butterfly children’ owing to the extreme fragility of their skin, comparable in strength to a butterfly’s wing.

The international adventurers have chosen Marbella to start the journey as they wanted to take their SEAT Marbellas ‘home’ to start the challenge. Marbella is also amongst the most Southerly towns in Europe, and is as far as you can get from the Arctic Circle and still be on the continent! Marbella is also the location of the DebRA charity headquarters in Spain.

Brida Heartford, the niece of one of the drivers, was born with Epidermolysis Bullosa and lived only 14 months before she died of malnutrition, caused by painful blisters in her digestive system. Brida’s great grandmother Dorrie, who has lived in Andalucía for 20 years, never met her before her short life was ended by this painful and distressing disorder.

It is hoped that Dorrie, now aged 89, will be amongst those at the starting line waving the cars off under the famous Marbella sign. More information about the SEAT Marbellas to the Arctic challenge can be found on the website http://arcticmarbellas.webs.com