Charity film is screened in Brighton (From The Argus)
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Charity film is screened in Brighton
8:10am Friday 8th February 2013 in News
Charlie Doherty who has raised thousands for Mary's Meals inspired the African themed film week
A special week of screenings of a film raising awareness of a charity’s work in Africa is being held at Cineworld in Brighton Marina.
To follow inspirational schoolboy Charlie Doherty from Crawley raising more than £20,000 for Mary’s Meals, the charity’s Child 31 film is being screened.
From today (February 8) until next Thursday, the 12A film will be shown at 12.30pm in the week and 10.45am at the weekend.
On Saturday, February 9 people are being encouraged to go to the film wearing traditional dress.
The cinema is also supporting a project to fill backpacks with school equipment to support Mary’s Meals schools in Africa.
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Killjoy says...
10:24am Fri 8 Feb 13
I know that they are planning a 'Help for Heroes' Charity day on February. The Argus should do an article on that