007 Ball - London - Polish Order of Malta Volunteers (UK)

The Polish Order of

Malta Volunteers

request the pleasure of your company at

The 007 Ball

in aid of

The Poznan Appeal

on

Saturday 5th March 2011

at

The Savile Club

69 Brook Street

Mayfair

President

The Earl of St Andrews

Patron

General The Lord Guthrie of Craigiebank

Chairman

Joanna Meeson

Vice Chairman

Monika Bojarska

Committee

Clara Andersson

Rafal Heydel Mankoo

Silke Lohmann

Catherine Vereker

7.30pm Champagne Reception

8.00pm Dinner

10.00pm Auction

10.30pm Casino & Dancing

2.00am Carriages

RSVP Joanna Meeson

joannameeson@gmail.com

07947 048766

Tickets £150

(£125 before 1st Feb)

www.apkmuk.co.uk

Dress
Bond Characters
Black Tie & Decorations


Tickets may be purchased by sending a cheque, made payable to "APKM (UK)", to the Chairman, Joanna Meeson, please contact her at joannameeson@gmail.com for postal address. Please remember to include your return address and the names of all guests.

Alternatively, tickets may be purchased on-line via Pay Pal on the Official Website of the Association of the Polish Knights of Malta (UK) -- NB: If paying on-line via PayPal please send a follow up email to joannameeson@gmail.com with your name and address, stating that you have bought tickets via paypal. 007 Ball tickets may be purchased here: http://www.apkmuk.co.uk/

Social Committee

Eduardo & Alexandra de Aranda Godlewski   Lalage Barran

Candice Berrier Plater  James Bland

Philip Bujak Edward and Aurea Connolly

Joanna Dabrowska  Michel Dembinski

Alexandra Fudakowska Stefan Kosciuszko

James Lewis Kasia Madera

Anna Maria McKeever Oskar Milczarek Mele

Robert Morrisson Atwater  Afsaneh Moshiri

Nicolas Moussette  Cezary Pietraszik

Zigmunt Sikorski Mazur Przemyslaw Skwirczynski

Andrew Visnevski 

The Work of the Polish Order of Malta Volunteers (London)

Founded before 1099, the Order of Malta is the world’s oldest International Hospitaller Order working to help the poor and the sick. Today the Order is a major global organisation providing care for the chronically disabled and disadvantaged.

With assistance from the Volunteers, over 80,000 permanent volunteers and 11,000 doctors and nurses support the Order’s work. Projects of the Polish Association include a first aid and ambulance corps, social centres for street children as well as a variety of medical and aid centres for the physically and mentally challenged. Last year the Knights were able to open a Centre in Krakow for the rehabilitation of children with cerebral palsy. This Centre, which is fully active and highly successful, is now the largest centre of its kind in Europe. 

The Order remains very dependant on funds from outside Poland and consequently in 2007 the Polish Order of Malta Volunteers (London) was set up to support the Order and continue its fundraising efforts. Our group has constantly grown over the years and our events have become more dynamic. It’s thanks to the efforts of the Volunteers that we are able to embark upon an ambitious fundraising project.

The POMV is now raising money to rebuild and modernise Poznan’s Oncological Out-Patient clinic. Each year, the clinic’s 60 volunteers diagnose and treat, at no charge, over 5000 patients. Medical departments include oncology, gynaecology, radiology, internal medicine, cardiology, pulmonary medicine, psychiatry, surgery and path morphology. In order to rebuild and provide equipment for the building we need to raise £1,300,000. It would be wonderful if the POMV could achieve this! To date we have raised tens of thousands of pounds. This was fantastic but we still have a long way to go. Your support would be extremely valuable and is greatly appreciated. Any cheques with donations to the Polish Knights of Malta can be made payable to “APKM (UK)”, (Reg. Charity No. 1102122).