We loved meeting The Friendlies last month.
Debbie visited the group at St Matthews Church in St Leonards and gave a talk about our charity.
Debbie says “It was a real pleasure to talk to The Friendlies, they were such an interesting and interested group of people.”
Would your group like a talk? Get in touch!
HFS was established 30 years ago this year.
To celebrate our 3 decades of furntiure reuse, HFS is hosting “Thrift Fest” at the Hastings Centre on Saturday 22nd September, where we will launch a crowd-sourced Thrifty Tips book.
Thrift Fest is a day showcasing way to live a fun-filled, creative, active, rich life without costing the earth. The day will be packed full of activities, workshops and entertainment provided by local community groups, reflecting the ethos of HFS: DIY, reuse, upcycling, sharing practical skills, and being active in the community.
Have you got a thrifty tip to share? Individuals and organisations that successfully submit a Thrifty Tip for the book will be named in print and receive a free copy at Thrift Fest.
Send your ideas to thrifty@hfs.org.uk by the end of August.
The book will be designed and printed locally by HFS supporters. Copies will be available for sale with all proceeds going to the charity.
Don’t forget to order your free book-in-advance tickets for Thrift Fest on 22nd September!
Mark is coming to Hastings on 9th November.
Our afternoon event will be a talk about comedy, art, politics and mischief in the St Marys Cafe and Bar, followed by a Q & A. All proceeds to HFS.
Mark is performing his award-winning Red Shed show in the auditorium in the evening too – don’t miss it.
Tickets for the afternoon talk are £10 and all proceeds go to HFS. Tickets are available and from the SMIC box office in person.
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