You’re invited …
To an evening of Champagne and Shopping at Taylor & Khoo
When: Thursday 7 June 2007
Time: 6.00pm to 7.30pm
Cost: Free!
Drop into the Taylor & Khoo store to sample our gorgeous new products to suit all budgets. Here, you’ll find everyday luxuries that change the world.
(Champagne kindly donated so you can sip and shop in style)...
Spicks and Specks host Adam Hills donates to orphanage
When comedian Adam Hills isn’t busy fronting Spicks and Specks on TV, hosting the Logies or playing to a full house at the Enmore Theatre as he did last Friday, he’s a keen supporter of Taylor & Khoo. We think he’s amazing. Adam has just donated $15,000 to the Sunrise Angkor Orphanage in Siem Reap, Cambodia. He has been a long-time supporter of the orphanage and has quietly donated money to help the kids for the past two years.
During this time, Adam has donated $33,000 to the orphanage. His recent $15,000 donation takes the total to almost $50,000.
We’re thrilled at Adam’s generosity. Adam’s donation will make a huge difference to the lives of the kids at the orphanage. Despite Adam’s busy schedule, he not only gives his time for the cause but he sells t-shirts after his comedy gigs – and all the profits go to support the orphanage.
You can also buy Adam’s t-shirt featuring his catch cry “Go You Big Red Fire Engine” at Taylor & Khoo. Great if you want to make a statement, are a fan of Adam’s – or know a firefighter you can give it too!
Adam says:
“I got involved with Taylor and Khoo due to the energy and enthusiasm of Valerie and Kylie. My audiences then got on board, and embraced the idea of buying a souvenir from the show that also did some good in the world. I love the idea that a teenager in Colchester can buy a T Shirt that directly puts food on an orphan's plate in Cambodia."
See you at the Champagne and Shopping evening next week!
Until next time,
This Mothers’ Day, give your mum a gift with a difference – a gift that’s as good to give as it is to receive. Every purchase will help people in poverty and help us to support orphans at the Sunrise Angkor Orphanage in Cambodia.
