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Operation Imprezza a UK charity supporting Imprezza Academy, a secondary school in Kenya providing education for children in poverty. Read more...
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Upcoming Fundraising EventsPIG RACING (THE FLUFFY KIND!!)
Dawlish Warren Village Hall September 23rd starting at 7.00p.m. Tickets £12 pp or £60 for a table of 6 Tickets not yet available but you can register any interest by email at info@operation-imprezza.org or on 07944662889 
There will be 6 races. Each race can be named after you, your family or company for £20. A winning owner receives £10 + a bottle of wine. For £5 you can have your own pig. Any number of £1 bets may be placed for each of the six races.
June 2023 - NEWSThe school will be required to take in additional students as from 2024. This will mean additional classrooms, dormitories and educational resources such as text books, computers, etc. We have a number of grant applications being considered, the latest about to be submitted is to the Clive Richards Foundation.
There are plans for a three storey building to house the extra students we will be required to take along with additional dormitories, etc,. Work has already commenced on the ground floor with the foundations just being laid (See below). This will require a special extra effort to raise the additional funds to complete this building so if you or anyone you know can donate or support our fundraising please let us know. Catherine is looking to increase the agricultural profile so that more food can be produced in our own fields as well as the rearing of hens, rabbits and a few cows. N.B. To this end we have recently received a very generous donation from the Newton Abbot Rotary Club which has also been match funded to help complete our Dairy Cow Housing Project. Many thanks. 
January 2023 - CATHERINE'S VISIT
Catherine and her husband Daron visited the UK to share her journey about the founding of Imprezza Academy and later becoming a Member of Parliament in Kenya.
She celebrated 20 Years of Imprezza Academy during a visit to Torquay Girls Grammar School which was most appropriate as it was the sharing of Catherine's story back in 2003 when a former pupil at TGGS came back from a visit to the slums of Nairobi and the then Head Sue Roberts was asked if the school could help. And from there the rest as they say is history. The following photos show some of the people she met
If you would like to order some of our charity leaflets, please contact Chris Hulme at info@operation-imprezza.org or you can download a preview here.
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