Prideview Group are delighted to announce their forthcoming event, The Prideview Cricketers' Cup 2019.Post Event Update26th July 2019OVER £30,000 RAISED AT THE OKA-PRIDEVIEW CRICKET CUP EVENT 2019!!!!         This outstanding amount was raised through amazing dedication and hard work of the Prideview and OKA team at what was, once again, a fabulous fun-filled day of cricket, food, drink and games for the children. The money raised will go to three noble Causes OKA support; The Real Junk Food Project (to support a marginalised community of NW London), Ab Jeetega India Foundation (to provide opportunity through sport to the under-privileged in India) and Made with Hope (to provide new schools to the poor in Tanzania).  Event DetailsOn SATURDAY 13TH JULY 2019, come and Play, Sponsor or Spectate at commercial property’s biggest cricket tournament – all for a great cause!About this EventRegistration is now open for the 8th edition of The Prideview Cricket Cup, commercial property’s biggest cricket tournament – which will be taking place the day before the Cricket Cup Final! Please contact hina@pridemanagement.co.uk or call 0203 113 2140 to register and once you have, please make your donation here. Here’s all you need to know about how you can take part…….Play - £650 per 6-a-side team, which includes lunch, drinks and tea for your players and up to 10 spectators. Sponsor - minimum donation of £350 for an A5 advert in the tournament brochure, or £100 for a well-wisher message.Spectate - Buy a Wristband for £20 for all those aged 12 or over, which includes food and drink throughout the day.Please MAKE A PLEDGE ON THIS PAGE for the FULL VALUE of your participation:1. £650 if you’ve mobilised a team together AND/OR 2. Minimum of £350/100 for Sponsors advert/well-wisher message in the brochure And/or BUY YOUR WRISTBANDS FOR £20 for every member of your family and friends coming to support you.Please be clear to write your name in full when you pledge.  Last year, this event raised £21,778, and this year's funds will go towards three worthy Causes that One Kind Act support:1.  THE REAL JUNK FOOD PROJECT LONDON NW (TRJFP)  – Based in Burnt Oak, North London, TRJFP works tirelessly to ensure 1 ton per week of food (which would otherwise have been wasted by businesses) is diverted to over 100 struggling residents via their team of 10 volunteers and 1 van. Food is not just given away - many of their beneficiaries purchase it on a ‘pay as you feel’ basis. This innovating and sustainable concept is being rolled out all over the UK, and we are proud to be assisting TRJFP with their medium term goal to establish a renovated Community Kitchen with increased storage capacity at a facility provided by the International Gospel Church (non faith based)2.  AB JEETEGA INDIA FOUNDATION  – Grass root level sport in India is fractured and segmented on the shameful bias of socio-economic, caste, religion and gender status. And even though the population is among the world’s youngest and has the innate potential and talent, opportunity is not always available to those who are deserving!Ab Jeetega India offers underprivileged athletes a high quality, equal and transparent sporting platform to make their sporting dreams come true and give them experiences which will give them the skills to succeed in life outside of sport too. 3.  MADE WITH HOPE, TANZANIA – Made With Hope’s mission is to provide education to the poor children that live in rural communities around Arusha in Tanzania. Their current project is to support CHETI Primary School & Girls Boarding House, a private school that has been providing high-quality education to the community for many years. The school is in desperate need of expansion. Made With Hope has already funded and constructed 5 more classrooms at this school, however an extra 3 classrooms need to be built costing £23,185 which will enable an additional 135 children to be taught to a high level.  About One Kind ActOne Kind Act Changes Communities and lives of others globally who suffer as a result of Poverty of Health, Nutrition and Education and may have Fallen Through The Net of the larger charities. Learn More here

Seema & Meena are delighted to announce the success of their event ‘Fashion Drinks & Kamasutra’ in aid of One Kind Act towards their worthy causes.Post Event Update19th June 2019Seema Midha and Meena Dhawan hosted an afternoon of fashion, food, prosecco and Kamasutra in June.There were several stalls of jewellery, essential oils and designer outfits to peruse at Seema's beautiful home before a lavish lunch was served and over 70 ladies settled down for an insight into the Kamasutra.  Eminent academic and storyteller Seema Anand gave a fascinating insight into the refinements, elegance and sophistication of the ancient scriptures.  There were secrets of perfumery, phases of the moon, the art of sending clandestine message through wearing certain jewellery and even hidden messages in the humble paan. Needless to say the audience was enchanted and sales of the oils, jewellery and clothes increased after the talk!  Seema Anand's book "Art of Seduction" sold out on the day leading, we hope, to an increase in attendees' pleasure.Over £2500 was raised which will go towards helping children in poverty through food and education.About One Kind ActOne Kind Act Changes Communities and lives of others globally who suffer as a result of Poverty of Health, Nutrition and Education and may have Fallen Through The Net of the larger charities. Learn More here

Amrisha Prashar is delighted to announce her forthcoming event, Hackney Half MarathonPost Event Update20th June 2019Hackney Half MarathonThrilled to announce that I completed the Hackney Half Marathon. All the training and hard work paid off as I managed to complete my personal best of under 2 hours. An awesome day to be remembered but most importantly £1,000 was raised for Whisper Children's Charity in Uganda. The donation will mean that 420 children will be provided with essential medication and drugs to help treat serious conditions such as TB, HIV, Malaria and Malnutrition. Fantastic news and a big thank you on behalf of myself and One Kind Act for all the support.Watch out for my next challenge...Event DetailsHACKNEY HALF MARATHON!Amrisha has decided to take on the Hackney Half Marathon in May - 21km across East London.Training will involve three months of regular long runs (come rain or shine), cross-training, yoga and a diet with minimal alcohol and sweets! She is excited by the challenge and in doing so will raise funds for those less fortunate.Funds will be donated to the charity Whisper, who is a children's hospital based in Jinja, Uganda, that provides essential medical and treats up to 40 children daily suffering from serious conditions that include TB, HIV, Malaria and Malnutrition. Amrisha visited Whisper on a trip to Uganda recently and was amazed by the dedication, positivity and expertise from the hospital staff doing all they can to help the children. Uganda has good (if scarce) medical staff but is routinely let down by poor support services and standards of care. For example, power cuts are common and in government hospitals, small children on oxygen routinely die when the power fails.  Whisper’s inpatient mortality rate has been very low by local standards, with just 5 unavoidable deaths since the hospital opened. Amrisha would love your support in helping donate any way you can for Whisper as she takes on the race!About One Kind ActOne Kind Act Changes Communities and lives of others globally who suffer as a result of Poverty of Health, Nutrition and Education and may have Fallen Through The Net of the larger charities. Learn More here

Tony Carr is delighted to announce the success of his fundraising event 'TC's Spinning Challenge'.Post Event Update18th May 2019One of our sponsors, Tony Carr (TC) of Muzik Odyssey, held a 2-hour sponsored Spinning Session to raise money for OKA on Saturday 18 May. Music was banging! An amazing total of £1020 was raised from ticket sales, OKA T-shirt sales and donations! We, at One Kind Act, thank Tony from the bottom of our hearts for his continuing support. PLEASE NOTE: Where photos and videos have been taken at our fundraising events, we will use these for marketing purposes on our website and on social media. Please contact us on info@onekindact.org if you do not want your photo/video used.  About One Kind ActOne Kind Act Changes Communities and lives of others globally who suffer as a result of Poverty of Health, Nutrition and Education and may have Fallen Through The Net of the larger charities. Learn More here

One Kind Act are delighted to announce the success of our 'Life After Stroke' fund-raising afternoon. Post Event Update1st May 2019On a sunny afternoon in May, One Kind Act hosted an event to raise awareness of head injury.  Balwinder Kapila, an astonishingly brave, articulate and positive woman lost her vibrant, sports-loving 15 year old son unexpectedly to a stroke some years ago. In his memory she self-published a cook book, "A Pinch of Spice" with traditional, home-made recipes passed down through generations from our great grandmothers and beyond. In typical One Kind Act style, the afternoon was full of fun, laughter, an abundance of food and drink, in the sprawling country home of trustee Mona Bhogal. There was a chance to peruse and buy beautiful traditional Indian jewellery. This was interspersed with poignancy and heartache as Balwinder related the story of why and how the book came into being. The book, which is a testament to how something constructive and positive can emerge from tragedy sold dozens of copies on the day.£905 was raised on the day which will go a long way in improving the lives of children affected by stroke. It will be granted to the Indian Head Injury Foundation - a charity OKA support that is very close to our hearts (see further details under CAUSES) - to purchase a multi-activities workstation used for upper extremities exercises required by these children. The workstation will be named in memory of Balwinder's son, Aman Kapila.About One Kind ActOne Kind Act Changes Communities and lives of others globally who suffer as a result of Poverty of Health, Nutrition and Education and may have Fallen Through The Net of the larger charities. Learn More here

One Kind Act are delighted to announce their forthcoming event, The Tree Pose Challenge.Event DetailsONEKINDACT TREE POSE CHALLENGE for a Kinder WorldImprove your focus, feel calmer and at the same time help children suffering in poverty around the world.The ONEKINDACT TREE POSE CHALLENGE for a Kinder World aims to invest in the most valuable asset the world has - our children.  Globally young children are suffering in harsh conditions from poverty of health, education and basic nutrition.  One Kind Act will use funds raised towards building new classrooms around the world, provide vital medical treatment and care for unwell babies & toddlers and offer breakfast and homework clubs to feed marginalised children here in the UK.  Do a Tree Pose in any random place and post it either on Facebook with a minimum donation of £1 here on this page. Nominate 5 friends to do the same.In many of these countries just £1 goes a long way towards improving a life. Thank you for your generosity and increasing happiness and making the world a kinder place.About One Kind ActOne Kind Act Changes Communities and lives of others globally who suffer as a result of Poverty of Health, Nutrition and Education and may have Fallen Through The Net of the larger charities. Learn More here

Hasmita and One Kind Act are delighted to announce the success of their fundraising event 'Hasmita's Tropic Evening' in aid of The Real Junk Food Project.Post Event Update7th March 2019Tropic skin care are a multi award-winning, vegan, cruelty free beauty brand that are as kind to the planet as to our skin.One Kind Act, with the shared ethos of kindness, joined forces with Hasmita Zaveri to host a fund raising pamper evening at Associate Ritu Soni’s home.There was much delight at the wonderful, natural fragrances of the products, a sense of pampering as women tested the offerings and many converts to the idea of chemical free, kind skin care made in a Surrey kitchen.Food and drinks were in abundance and a raffle was held to win a coveted hamper of Tropic products.£225 was raised which will go towards The Real Junk Food Project’s new initiative in Harrow.The Real Junk Food Project is an exciting, forward thinking idea that deals effectively with the problem of huge food waste from supermarkets.  They collect unsold food that would have been thrown away and offer it on a pay what you feel basis to deprived, struggling families.   Desperate families can help themselves to groceries or eat in the café for as little as they can afford and supermarkets do not waste a mountain of perfectly good food.  A win-win situation!About One Kind ActOne Kind Act Changes Communities and lives of others globally who suffer as a result of Poverty of Health, Nutrition and Education and may have Fallen Through The Net of the larger charities. Learn More here