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CAMEO had a charity BBQ on August 25, 2001. The event was held at Super C grocery store in Cornwall. Hamburgers, Hotdogs and Drinks were sold to raise money for CAMEO. Thank you to all those who helped cook and organize the event.
The World Outreach Network of Hamilton Conference has begun a project to remove some of the world's land mines. Working through The Canadian Association for Mine and Explosive Ordnance Security (CAMEO) they have selected the southern-most part of Sudan as their area of concentration. The goal of the project is to raise $120,000 (which was met in February of 2001 and now has been extended to December 31, 2001) to initiate the demining work in Southern Sudan.
Hamilton Conference United Church of Canada
The Slough and Windsor Express Newspaper Group
A large local newspaper group in England who are running a fundraising campaign to assist CAMEO to clear land mines in Somaliland.
Ladies obstacle course (Taplow, England)
30 women and 2 men completed the rigorous course and managed to raise the extraordinary sum of GBP £8,000=00. This took place in the small village of Taplow in Buckinghamshire where people are very concerned about the cause and wished to raise funds to benefit Somaliland.
Ashley Lewis, who lives in Maidenhead near London in England, rode his motorcycle for 850 miles in one day from John O'Groats in Scotland to Land's End in Cornwall (the complete length of the British Isles) on behalf of CAMEO. He raised £700 for mine clearance by this very challenging undertaking.
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