Thank you to all those runners who nominated Aboriginal Children’s Advancement Society as their chosen charity in the Blackmore’s Sydney Running Festival held on Sunday 20th September.

The students at Kirinari Sylvania were promised a revamp of their gymnasium from the donations received. As a result a new compressed rubber tile floor has been laid and equipment either repaired or renewed. A great effort by all concerned.

Support Scott Schmid who with his Team Kili intends to climb Mount Kilimanjaro and will raise one dollar for every foot of the mountain i.e. 19,331 feet equals $19,331. To Ben, Jon, Troy, Heidi, Talia, Belinda, Scotty, Marc, Cherub and Fletch we say thanks for considering ACAS and its work with the education and advancement of Aboriginal children. http://www.everydayhero.com.au/team_kilimanjaro

 

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Many thanks to all our donors and supporters.

Contributions to our cause have come from all over the world. Because of this Aboriginal Children’s Advancement Society can now expand its activities in the work of education and advancement of Australian Aboriginal youth from kindergarten to tertiary students.

 

Next issue of Kirinari Keyzine will bring information about two new projects in the advancement of our cause.

On Sunday, February 7, 2010 thousands of swimmers will gather at Manly to compete in the 27th Annual Cole Classic. Organised by Fairfax Events, the same team responsible for The Sun-Herald City2Surf, the Cole Classic is open to online fundraising.

Competitors are asked to direct their supporters to donate to Aboriginal Children’s Advancement Society. All money raised by ACAS in this event will go to Biala, the  Hostel for Aboriginal Girl Secondary Students at Allambie Heights.

Remember to nominate

Aboriginal Children’s

Advancement Society

www.coleclassic.com