Flowers were laid on the scaffold of the Shahid Minar (Monument) placed on the roof top of TDPS.
It was a 15-15 over match. A toss was held between TDPS Captain Nazrul and SPP Captain Shoel. TDPS won the toss and decided to bat.
TDPS scored 123/7 and invited SPP to chase the runs. SPP scored 112/7 and TDPS won the match by 11 runs. It was a historical moment for the players of TDPS.
Captain Nazrul was declared the Man of the Match with individual 52 runs and 2 wkts. It was his wise decision which led the TDPS team to win the match.
This was the first experience of the TDPS cricket team to play with another external team. The team was tired of two and a half hour journey from Dhaka. But the sprit was high. 
The team members were Nazrul (C), Jewel, Alamin, Masud (Wkt), Rahim, Enamul, Sohag, Aladdin (VC), Yasin, Saiful, Mohsin, Mr. Shafiqur Rahman Jewel (Volunteer Manager), Kazi Touhid Elahi (Assist. Sponsorship Manager) and Mr. Jahangir Alam (Teacher).
Though she couldn’t take part in the Walk , her mother Elaine with along her sister and friends had a great day supporting the fabulous project. T-Shirts and Banner (photo of Dawn with few children) was provided by Dawn herself. A total of 1,670 GB Pound was raised for The Dhaka Project. 
Her families, friends and neighbours have been very generous giving money for donations, baby items, clothing, toiletries, books etc. Dawn is also keen to arrange such program in near future.
We appreciate the idea of Dawn and thank her for the mammoth task of arranging such a program. As Dawn is so proud to be a part of our project, we are more proud to have a person like her.
Brought to you by THE DHAKA PROJECT !
these years helping on collecting kids' clothes, school uniforms and books and money to help the poorest rescued by TDP from the abject poverty in the slums of Dhaka.The Project has come from the roots but year after year it has increased enormously having now 700 kids under its care as well as many of their families, what demands a huge budget.
As more help and donations are needed for the kids he has been busy networking asking for help not only from Irish Comunity in Dubai as usual until now, but also he's appealed for help from representatives in Dubai schools to start a campaign with the students.
The volunteers' group has grown up, having already many items available, thanks to Siog who has presented some good ideas too, and are now organising an appeal for used clothes at Rashid School for Boys (thanks to Clare and her students) while other (long term) collecting actions are running aiming the future old fashion items due to season changes but still a luxury for our kids at the Project.
Thanks a million to these RSB students who are working on behalf of our children.
Thanks to these volunteers, Donal, Siog and Clare who are organising efforts to help us.
A tremendous thank you to all parents and students who have offered their donations.
