Join us for charity feasts nights – enjoy a delicious dinner & support 6 local causes

Charity Feasts took place all over East Grinstead again this Autumn.

THANK YOU SO MUCH to everyone who took part. A total of £3,329 was raised for the charities supported.

Dates are now already open for the next series of Charity Feasts in Spring 2023 and we have a couple of interesting changes coming your way.

Keep your eyes out for more information soon.

In the Spring the format as follows will be the same:

There will be a 3 course meal for £22.00 per head, of which £7 will go to the 6 local charities and all the money from the raffle and auction will go to the charities.  There will also be live music on certain nights. 

A delicious meal at a great price, and you’ll be raising money for some fabulous local causes.

The 6 charities benefitting include Crawley Open House, The East Grinstead Foodbank, Crawley Prison Fellowship, Young Epilepsy, Being Neighbourly and East Grinstead and District Mental Health Association. 

EAST GRINSTEAD CHARITY FEASTS:

We are still finalising some of the details but here’s a taste of what you can expect

Mon 17 April (evening)

Tarana – Lingfield

Indian Food – call to book: 01342 832 222

Mon 24 April (evening)

Dom Domingo  – East Grinstead

Steakhouse food – call to book: 01342 324 730

Mon 15 May (evening)

Gurkha at the Woodcock Inn – Felbridge

Nepalese food – call to book: 01342 325 325

Mon 22nd May (evening)

Thai Lounge (next to Tarana, Lingfield) – Lingfield

Thai food  – call to book: 01342 837 770

Mon 5 June (evening)

Va-Nak-Kam – East Grinstead

South Indian food – call to book: 01342 774 753

please book early to reserve your place.

You will need to call the individual restaurant on the phone number listed above to secure a table.

6.30 pm for 7 pm start for all restaurants.

3-course meal for £22 per head, of which £7.00 will go towards the following 6 charities:

Crawley Open House

The East Grinstead Foodbank

Crawley Prison Fellowship

East Grinstead and District Mental Health Association

Young Epilepsy

Being Neighbourly