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The 2007 Pearl Awards
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DEDICATED TO OUR "UNSUNG HEROES"
THURSDAY, 1ST NOVEMBER, 6.30pm
THE ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL, SOUTHBANK, LONDON

in the presence of
HRH PRINCE OF WALES
with performances by
Niu Niu & Xue Fei Yang
supported by the
English Chamber Orchestra
conducted by world-renowned
Leslie Howard

The Pearl Foundation instigated the awards in order to focus attention on the often unappreciated efforts of private citizens and organisations that have worked above and beyond the call of duty, and in the process have made a significant positive impact upon the Chinese community in Britain. Community participation is vital in supporting a vibrant and connected community. Because of its nature, huge amounts of time and work go unnoticed and unpublished. These awards highlight the importance and benefits of this active citizenship.

The awards are also intended to inspire others to become more involved in building healthy civic communities.

The Pearl Awards acknowledge all positive efforts in the community, whether they are implemented by volunteers, private individuals or organisations - the small efforts and the large. The Pearl Awards provide an opportunity for you to tell us about the great work that has made a difference to you. It's about you, the community, identifying and nominating the people and the projects you value.

 

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Celebrating Chinese Achievements in Multicultural Britain


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The Pearl Foundation
is supported by the
London Development Agency