The Clapham Festival of Music and the Arts
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The Clapham Festival of Music & the Arts (Cla'am Fest) was created to organise annually in Clapham, a festival for music and the arts, promoting education and fostering community spirit and service in Lambeth.
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here you will find links to sites and people who we feel are interesting, useful, civic minded or who support/sponsor or have helped us in some way to make cla'am fest a force for good in the community  
www.givingwhatwecan.org is a society of concerned people,
who have made a commitment to give what they can to help those much less fortunate than ourselves.

  

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.

promote agape
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The Reformation of Society.The abolition of slavery was William Wilberforce's first and foremost concern, however, he and his friends also had great compassion for the oppressed and poor. Wilberforce himself started or participated in 69 charities, including the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the Society for the Betterment of the Poor. He also founded a number of charitable groups such as the British and Foreign Bible Society (now The Bible Society), among many others. Wilberforce believed in the reformation of society by promoting the dignity, respect and well-being of all the world’s inhabitants. His life in and out of Parliament was a testament to his beliefs. Wilberforce believed in the reformation of society by promoting the dignity, respect and well-being of all the world’s inhabitants. His life in and out of Parliament was a testament to his beliefs. Wilberforce believed in the reformation of society by promoting the dignity, respect and well-being of all the world’s inhabitants. His life in and out of Parliament was a testament to his beliefs.
www.theamazingchange.com

There are 27 million people enslaved in our world today compared to the 11 million who lived during the 400 years of the trans-atlantic slave trade
www.csp2justiceseekers.com

click image to go to Tom Paine Society website
THE THOMAS PAINE SOCIETY
To promote the recognition of Thomas Paine's contribution to the cause of freedom, and to spread a knowledge of his work and activities with a view to encouraging the growth of a similar spirit of constructive criticism in every aspect of public life. www.thomaspainesocietyuk.org.uk
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click logo to go to www.thekindnessoffensive.comClick image to go to their website.
www.thekindnessoffensive.com The Kindness Offensive is the kind of community spirit and service that is enshrined in the Cla'am Fest manifesto. We applaud The Kindness Offensive and encourage everyone to think, be creative and imaginative and take part in visionary ideas of their own. Good citizenship and mutual respect can only encourage others to behave in a loving and caring reverance for life and the joy of living. If we treat others as we would like to be treated, we automatically make the world a better place to live in. Let us be examples to the whole world! TKO stated aims are: " to have fun, be kind and inspire as many people as possible to do the same. Performing both small and large scale Random Acts of Kindness is what we do. It's a great privilege to be able to work together with so many kind volunteers, companies and charities to make so many people happy. " From their website: "The Kindness Offensive has just finished staging ‘The Everyday Kindness Awards'. Rewarding unsuspecting members of the public for their acts of everyday kindness. The Kindness Awards ran for three consecutive days, in secret locations across London, on the 14th, 15th & 16th of August 2009. TKO organized kindness flash-mobs across the Capital, to celebrate the often ignored, but seldom forgotten acts of everyday kindness. All to commend the lovely people who make life in London that little bit brighter for us all!" Mayor of London Boris Johnson, officially commended The Kindness Offensive stating, "The Kindness Offensive project has brought immeasurable joy to many thousands of Londoners" .


www.thetruthisntsexy.com

music at 19a Edith Grove Bringing music back to this endangered historical,
magical place: 19a Edith Grove, London, SW 10
CLICK IMAGE to go to http://www.musicat19a.co.uk/?page_id=196
Click image to go to the website and please sign the petition to save this historical shrine to music, literature, art and culture.


www.willis-bhair.co.uk Local hairdresser makes good.
Thank you for your community spirit and help with our new fledgling festival.
click to go to http://www.willis-bhair.co.uk/
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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.
apex cycles. Click to go to their website
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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
click to go to Opera Talent.com
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www.4instantimpact.com Cla'am Fest appreciates the very professional
assistance, support and advice that this company has generously provided.
click to go to Instant Impact.com
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http://www.dec.org.uk/ The Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) was formed in 1963. We are an umbrella organisation for 13 humanitarian aid agencies. The way DEC approach their work is to maximise funds raised and ensure they are spent in an effective and fully accountable way.
.click logo to go to www.dec.org.uk/click image to go to http://www.dec.org.uk/how_to_help/
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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.The Red Cross Tsunami Appeal. Please donate by ringing (UK) 0870 512 5125 or (International) +41 730 4222. You can click this image to go to their website and donate online as well.
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. Click image to go to their website.


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!
click image to go to www.footnotesaudiowalks.co.uk
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