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England team launches â€œCurry 4 Kolkata Kidsâ€

India Blooms News Service | | Jan 22, 2017, at 01:42 am

Kolkata, Jan 21 (IBNS):: England Cricket Team launched â€œCurry 4 Kolkata Kidsâ€ at the Eden Gardens on Saturday afternoon after their practice at the nets.

This marks the 30th anniversary campaign for Future Hope.

“Curry 4 Kolkata Kids” is a unique idea to cook authentic curry from Future Hope recipes and raise funds to feed the children.

Future Hope www.futurehope.net began its journey 30 years ago. Established in 1987 by Tim Grandage, then an executive with HSBC on a posting to Kolkata, Future Hope looks after vulnerable street children who have nowhere safe to sleep, no access to medical care and no responsible adults to look after their welfare.

#Kolkata #NGO #EnglandTeam #FutureHope

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