Kashmir Rawtenstall – Community Defibrillators for Rossendale
We are holding a charity event at the Kashmir Rawtenstall for Community Defibrillators for Rossendale – and we’d love for you to join us, but be quick as space is limited!!
Join us for an unforgettable evening of great food, fantastic company, and meaningful impact — all in support of a vital local cause.
Date: Thursday 21st May
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Kashmir Restaurant
264 Burnley Rd, Rossendale, BB4 8LA
Enjoy a delicious mouth-watering 2-course Indian banquet in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re coming with friends, family, or colleagues, this promises to be a relaxed and enjoyable evening for everyone.
£25 per person which Includes full 2-course meal
Don’t Miss Out
Come along for a night of great food, community spirit, and fundraising — and help make a real difference. Secure your place today and be part of something special.
There will also be a Raffle on the night!
How to book your place: To register your interest – please email by clicking here (please provide name, email & mobile number and seats required)
More information on how to book and pay your deposit will be available here closer to the event.
About Community Defibrillators for Rossendale
Community Defibs for Rossendale (CDfR), (in partnership with the Rossendale Community First Responders), work to improve survival rates from cardiac arrest by increasing access to publicly available defibrillators across the Rossendale Valley. Their aim is to ensure that life-saving equipment is placed where it is most needed, while also raising awareness of how early CPR and defibrillation can dramatically improve outcomes in an emergency.
A key part of CDfR’s work is fundraising for Community Public Access Defibrillators (CPADs) and associated equipment. They collaborate with local businesses, organisations, and residents to raise funds, install defibrillators in accessible locations, and provide secure cabinets for 24/7 use. Ongoing maintenance is also supported—ensuring pads, batteries, and units remain ready when needed—making each installation a sustainable, community-driven effort to save lives.
More can be found here
