Sarah Fraser & Associates Ltd

Sarah Fraser is a Rotarian and a member of the Rotary Club of Aylesbury. She has written a book, the proceeds of which go to the Rotary Foundation Charity one of the projects of which is to Eradicate Polio Worldwide. For information about “Coping with Calamities” please go to: www.copingwithcalamities.co.uk

For information about the Rotary club of Aylesbury and its activities please go to www.aylesburyrotary.org. If you are interested in becoming a member please contact Sarah.

 

As a Girl Guiding Ambassador, Sarah believes in the life-changing experiences that guiding has to offer young girls. For information on how you can be involved go to www.girlguiding.org.uk

 

 

Sarah Fraser & Associates Ltd supports a handicraft project for mothers with severely disabled children living in challenging circumstances in Zimbabwe. Batsiranai translates as “helping each other” and this cooperative works to achieve that and we try to work in ways by brings others in the international community to work with them. How we help is by finding outlets for their products. They make fabulous bags which can be used for conference bags instead of the ubiquitous black blag.

Think about it. Have a look on their website www.batsiranai.com and if we can help put you in touch with them please contact us

 

In May 2009 Sarah Fraser & Associates Ltd received a refund of £149 covering air travel related to the British Airways-Virgin price fixing class action. The company took the decision to donate this money rather than organise a costly and time-consuming refund exercise to clients. We doubled the donation and in June 2009 £150.00 was donated to The Rotary Foundation and £150.00 to Girl Guiding, Aylesbury East Division.

We’d like to thank all our clients, customers and friends for their support during 2009. We prefer not to send business Christmas Cards and instead in December 2009 we donated to Save the Children Fund. So there are 80 chickens, 2 piglets and 4 goats purchased in your name for the benefit of needy communities around the world.

www.savethechildren.org.uk