A Bristolian moustache has been shaved off at auction to
provide no less than eight toilets. What fab facial follicles to produce such a
result!
We can’t now see whether the moustache in question was waxed and
twiddled, a Dali curve or a bit of a bushy nostril warmer, so perhaps Steve
Wilmhurst, our newly-bare donor, could pick out his style from the chart below
and let us know:
Whatever it was (and RIP) it has been used to bring
transformation in some of the poorest communities across the globe.
But that’s not all. Steve’s friends from the
youth group at Kensington Baptist Church in Easton, Bristol, under the
leadership of Rebekah Rice, got together for a dinner and auction that raised
over £2,000, including the moustache money – so all in all that’s enough for 30
toilets in Burundi!
Organiser Rebekah said:
‘We had a wonderful evening. It was great fun, and we even had someone
there from the BBC, who interviewed some of our youth group! Everyone was so,
so generous and we raised over £2,000.’
Relief and development charity Tearfund (who run Toilet Twinning in
partnership with peacebuilding agency Cord) sent their Volunteer Manager for
the South West, John Archer, to talk about the twinning scheme.
He said 'it was a brilliant night with over
50 auction lots, and dancers who would have done well on Britain ’s Got
Talent. Best of all, it’s provided
toilets for as many people in Burundi
as attend Bristol ’s Kensington Baptist
Church .'
Toilet Twinning thinks that’s a top
result! Thank you Kensington youth group.
A moustache????? They sold it, right...Not including a man I hope.....:)
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