Happening at Limuru Country Club on 21st February 2020
To book your Tee-time, please call 0722645941 or email golf@limurucountryclub.co.ke
Entry (dinner included): ksh 2.500
Format is Stableford
Sponsor a hole inclusive of 4ball: ksh 25,000
Happening at Limuru Country Club on 21st February 2020
To book your Tee-time, please call 0722645941 or email golf@limurucountryclub.co.ke
Entry (dinner included): ksh 2.500
Format is Stableford
Sponsor a hole inclusive of 4ball: ksh 25,000
Come and have some fun, put your team together and know that you are helping the conservation of Kenya’s water towers while you enjoy!
29th February 2020 @ The Waterfront Karen
The battle commences at 09:00am
18,000KSHS per team
Of Max 6 people
Each team must have at least 2 female contenders
Teams must register by 21st February 2020 Contact: 0727616304
You gotta be in it to win it…
Japanese Cooking Class by Hiroko Sugimoto
Learn how to make Sushi Rolls!
Sushi Roll or Maki is an easy type of Sushi that anyone can make at home. With some key tips of Maki making, you can roll your own Sushi Rolls using your own choice of ingredients. In this class, you will learn key tips of Sushi Roll making, how to prepare the rice and other ingredients as well as how to roll and cut the Sushi Rolls. You will also make a Japanese vegetable dish using locally available ingredients.
Dates: Starting from 2nd November 2019
Book through any Team 61 team members or Shejal – 0733 949 623 or Nicksha – 0722 361 000
A fun-filled weekend full of racing from 11am at the Potting Shed in Karen 21st September 2019.
All spectators have free entry to enjoy the battle
Fun Filled Day For All The Family
Contact Martin Haylock to book your team entry +254 721 646 583
Come and have some fun, put your team together and know that you are helping the conservation of Kenya’s water towers while you enjoy!
5th October 2019 @ The Waterfront Karen
The battle commences at 09:00am
20,000KSKS per team
Of Max 6 people
Each team must have at least 2 female contenders
Prize for best fancy dress
Games, crafts and shops
Teams must register by 27th September 2019 Contact: 0727616304
You gotta be in it to win it…
It’s HERE! Our NEW WEBSITE is now LIVE! We have been working around the clock to create a new website that works for our competitors, spectators and our sponsors!
There are loads of new features and information on the website so make sure you go and check it out…
Click on the link www.rhinocharge.co.ke
The Rhino Charge 2019 has been featured as an event in Nomad Magazine.
Great to get the word out about the event.
Check it out at https://nomadmagazine.co/event/rhino-charge-2019/
#RhinoCharge 2019 and we absolutely love this article that Why I Love Kenya magazine has done on this incredible event and the money it raises for the Rhino Ark Kenya Charitable Trust.
Here is a snippet from the article:
“The Rhino Charge is a conservation crusade in pursuit of a global eco-grail during which the competitors are doing much more than using their skill and judgement to navigate their way around 13 checkpoints in ten hours: they’re also raising money to save some of the planet’s most precious commodities: forests and water.
Life depends on water: water depends on forests. But forests now only cover around 7% of Kenya’s total land area, which is 3% less than that recommended by the United Nations. Forests are not only the lungs of the planet, but also the guardians of our future. In Kenya, the forests are estimated to harbour around half of the indigenous tree and shrub species, 40% of large mammals, 70% of threatened mammals, 30% of birds and 35% of butterflies. They also produce timber, fruit, medicine, fodder, domestic fuel and a livelihood for many thousands of forest-dependent people while laying down fossil fuels for the future, promoting rainfall, preventing drought, enriching the soil and preventing erosion.
The Rhino Charge event aims to raise funds to support the activities of the Rhino Ark Kenya Charitable Trust, a non-government organization committed to the conservation of the rhino population of the Aberdare National Park against the wider backdrop of conserving Kenya’s mountain range ecosystems, protecting her water catchment areas, reducing human versus wildlife conflict and promoting community harmony and prosperity.
Since its inception in 1989, the event has raised US dollars 15 million and built the world’s longest stretch of conservation fence.”
To read the whole article click on the link below.
https://whyilovekenya.com/WILK12/WILK_MAGAZINE_ISSUE_12.html
#RhinoCharge #Conservationheroes
Expressions of Interest in providing accommodation for spectators at #RhinoCharge are now open! Complete the form at https://rhinocharge.co.ke/spectators/?tab=Accomodation