Japan Appeal day organised by HJC

[countzero1971]

Hopefully the mods and admins wont mind me posting this one up as it\'s all for charity.

Dear all,

I\'m sure you are more than aware now of the recent diasters which have struck Japan; Earthquakes, Tsunami and nuclear plants in meltdown. The scale of these disasters has really hit home for a lot of us I know, and the rescue and recovery operations involved are staggering.

We\'ve also seen the pictures of our Japanese counter-parts, car enthusiasts and track drivers who have lost everything.


What can we do to help? This is where you come in!


HJC Japan Appeal
Sunday 10th April
West Meon Hut
£5 Entry


In partnership with our traders we will be holding a photoshoot and raffle meet on the fields at West Meon Hut near Petersfield! HJCs awesome Traders have kindly donated a brilliant range of prizes to the appeal! (Full details of prizes to follow)

Raffle tickets will be available to purchase on the day at £5 each.

100% of proceeds from the day will be donated to the Red Cross Japan Tsunami Appeal, and will be used to help teams on the ground working to provide first aid, healthcare and support to the affected communities.


Gates will open at 10am, with the raffle prize draw around lunchtime. Local press and Jap magazines have been invited also

Many thanks for your support, it should be an enjoyable day for us and will make a difference to the lives of the people who have been caught up in these recent events. We hope to see as many of you as possible on the day!

The event will be open to other local Japanese car clubs. If you have been pointed here from another site please do register and add your name to the list so we can get an idea of expected numbers.

We\'ve got capacity for 200+ cars

If you are interested pop over to the HJC website

[JIM.E]

I\'ll be there :wave
 
think they have over a 100 cars already registered !

[countzero1971]

Well it was great turnout, good weather, good company and we raised about £2000 on the day =D>

Photos are here

and some aerial shots here