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The members of the Water for Life Team attending the recent fund raising event in Armagh: Richard Moore, Angus Wilson, Helen Darcy (Fields of Life), , Neville Woods, May Woods and Roy Lyttle

Over the past 13 years the group has worked tirelessly raising over £1m

Joan Cunningham pictured with her award

Lifetime achievement award for Joan Cunningham

Leo Casement, one of the province’s most renowned artists, has presented Joan Cunningham, Show Director of Saintfield Horse Show and organiser of the Saintfield Christmas Charity Ride, with a magnificent painting “At Full FLIGHT “ to be auctioned at the Saintfield Horse Show and Saintfield Christmas Charity Ride Ball on Friday 8 November at La Mon House Hotel to raise funds to bring the I Am Family Children's Choir over from Uganda next year. (Pic: Freelance)

Saintfield Charity Horse Show ball promises to be a great night

Three-year-old Clara Rose Huddleson on her pony Dandy winning the tiny tots and lead rein and then went on to win Reserve Champion. (Pic: Freelance)

16th Saintfield Horse Show is a huge success

The Water for Life team from Left - Richard Moore, Helen Darcy (Fields of Life), Angus Wilson, Neville Woods, Roy Lyttle and David Johnston

'Water for life' team bring hope

Saintfield Horse Show director Joan Cunningham and the Saintfield Horse Show team presented a cheque for £4,600 at the Temple Golf Club last Thursday evening. The money raised will go towards the Ugandan Project. From left, Derek Spencer, Robin Patterson, Elma Newberry, Mandy Price, Vi Patterson, Angela Cartright, Pius Kulama, Joan Cunningham and Iona McCreery

Saintfield Show make cheque presentation

Dr Dickie Barr with his wife Janice at the borehole built with the help of Charlene's Project in Uganda

Portadown Cycling Club v Moira Surgery in virtual charity race to Uganda

18-year-old Gradys Nakagwa

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Pictured is the team at Devenishs model pig farm and specialized feed mill in Hoima. The company now employs over 25 people in the region.

Devenish supports sustainable growth of farming in Uganda

Self Help Africa Ambassador, Ulster Rugby's Rob Herring, and Denny Elliott, Head of NI, Self Help Africa visiting the work of the charity in Uganda

Self Help Africa provides a start up help for farmers in Uganda

Pictured (L-R):: Patrick McLaughlin, Geoffrey Frawley, Adam Sweetman, Rhonda Glenn, Adam Bradshaw, Killian Maguire, Michael Maguire

Double win for Devenish at awards

Charlotte Senior, Farm Africa Corporate Partnerships Manager, Penny Ruszczynski, Farm Africa Head of Corporate Partnerships and Moy Park Chief Executive Janet McCollum.

Moy Park goes all out with Â£150K for charity
As part of Responsible Business Week, Moy Park has announced that a total of over Â£150,000 has been raised for charity partner Farm Africa.
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Joan Cunningham, organiser of Saintfield Christmas Charity Ride, and Alastair McIlveen, North Down Marquees, present a cheque to Joanne Ogle, Community Fundraiser for Cancer Focus. Included are Vi Patterson, Lorraine Johnston, Michael Andrews and John Barclay (Manager of the Bank of Ireland, Downpatrick) at a Reception in The Temple Golf Club last Thursday evening. Pictures: Sporting Images

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Joan Cunningham Organiser of The Saintfield Christmas Charity Ride and Vi Patterson present a cheque to Phyllis Hasson Rock Ministries N.I.
Trust. from left Alastair McIlveen North Down Marquees major sponsor of the Event, Ian Hasson Rock Ministries, Maurice Hanna, Michael Andrews and John Barclay(Manager of the Bank of Ireland Downpatrick) at a Reception at the Temple Golf Club last Thursday evening.

Charities receive cheques from annual Saintfield Santa Ride

The Ulster Farmers Union is gearing up to mark its centenary year in 2018. The year will focus on recognising the contributions of members, the achievements of the Union, and aiming to raise Â£100,000 for Air Ambulance NI - a life-saving emergency service that will be a major benefit to farmers and rural communities. Pictured is UFU president Barclay Bell with the Air Ambulance NI (AANI) team.

UFU to team up with Air Ambulance NI

Ethel Murdock (Down Battalion BoysÂ’ Brigade) and Helen Coulter (Stroke Association NI) pictured in Lisburn City Centre on Saturday 30th April as they announce details of a Â‘Tractor Road RunÂ’ at 20 Ballyknock Road, Hillsborough on Friday 27th May.

Hillsborough tractor road run