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Volunteers' Week 2015

Volunteers' Week 2015

Every year charities across the country celebrate the work of their volunteers. Fundraising Officer Jake Laws reflects on his experiences of volunteering with Link.

 

September 2015 marks four years of involvement with Link Community Development for me. Back in 2011, when I had just started University, my friend and I decided to sign up for Link’s signature fundraising event, Hitch. I can safely say that I did not know that the decision we made on the second week of term in 2011 would make the impact on my life that it has!

Stephen Blunden Departs

Stephen Blunden leaves Link Community Development

In January, Link Community Development wished Steve Blunden, our long-term CEO, all the best in his new career endeavors.

From 1994 to 2015, Steve transformed Link from a Cambridge University movement to a leading multi-country NGO working in partnership with governments and communities to improve the quality of education in Ghana, Ethiopia, Malawi, South Africa, and Uganda.

Frances Anne Hillier (30 March 1947 - 1 January 2015)

A message from Steve Blunden, CEO of Link Community Development.

Steve Blunden pays tribute to a friend and long-term supporter of Link Community Development

Dear friends, 

We are very saddened to hear the news that one of our best friends, Frances Hillier, passed away on New Year’s Day. It is hard to put words together in times of such sadness, but, as Frances might have said, ‘try the beginning Steve’. 

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