| www.tolerance.org Here is an organisation that, like Cla'am Fest, also promotes community spirit. Tolerance.org is a principal online destination for people interested in dismantling bigotry and creating,
in hate's stead, communities that value diversity.

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www.theamazingchange.com

www.csp2justiceseekers.com

www.thetruthisntsexy.com www.willis-bhair.co.uk Local hairdresser makes good.
Thank you for your community spirit and help with our new fledgling festival.
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"Say YES FOR CHILDREN"=>http://www.unicef.org/say_yes/ and click on the "What's my country doing?" link to see what the UK is doing!
www.infernos.co.uk These people have really been helpful
in providing an important venue for Cla'am Fest. Thank you Infernos!

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www.apexcycles.com A local bicycle shop that cares about the community.
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www.operatalent.com An insight into the world of opera, providing exposure for talented
opera singers,
musical directors, producers, stage managers and designers

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www.4instantimpact.com Cla'am Fest appreciates the very professional
assistance, support and advice
that this company has generously provided.

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www.redcross.org/donate/donation-form.asp The International Red Cross Tsunami Appeal. You can donate to your local chapter if you prefer from the above website or click image to go to the same website.

It may take more than 10 years to rebuild and restore the area. Preserving and saving human life is always more important of course but it is all intertwined.
www.footnotesaudiowalks.co.uk is the site for a local cottage industry in Clapham that has a very well researched history of the area. The audio walks are prepared and recorded by a group of enthusiasts eager to share their fascination. Very enjoyable, and healthy!
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