Chef Cyrus Todiwala to host first Hospitality Action event of the year

7th January 2010, 11:02am

Cyrus Todiwala OBE will be hosting the first Hospitality Action (HA) fundraising dinner of the year and the decade at his acclaimed Café Spice Namaste in the heart of London's East End next month.

The night of the 2 March will commence with a special drinks reception at 7pm, followed by a four course meal and beverages, with tickets at just £85 per person.

Guests will indulge in an extensive Goan feast, which will incorporate the best of Indian cuisine coupled with influences from the East with a unique European twist.

This is the second time HA has been invited to Café Spice Namasté.

HA chief executive officer Penny Moore said: "When Hospitality Action was last invited to Café Spice Namasté in 2005 we raised a terrific £12,000. It would be fantastic to top this amount at our first fundraiser of 2010, to help us to continue to support those in crisis."

HA offers a range of services to past and present employees within the hospitality industry. These services include financial aid and support and a family member's scheme for retired industry members. All funds raised throughout the evening will offer a lifeline to past or current hospitality workers who find they have fallen on hard times.

To secure a place contact Giuliana Vittiglio on 020 3004 5504 or at gvittiglio@hospitalityaction.org.uk. Visit www.hospitalityaction.org.uk for more information about the charity.

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