by Lorraine Gibson.

Taking the phrase, ‘Put your money where your mouth is’ literally, Vivamente Voices, the award-winning Wimborne choir, will be doing just that when they perform a joyful and, they hope, triumphant Christmas charity concert in aid of a wonderful local charity.
Over the last two years, the choir’s been supporting Mosaic, the organisation that supports bereaved youngsters, and the singers’ fundraising efforts have reached a total of almost £4,000.
Mosaic, based in Blandford, was founded out of necessity in 2007 to bridge a gap in bereavement provision across Dorset.
Prior to this, support was only available from hospices after the death of someone suffering from a long-term illness.

The charity supports younger people who have lost someone special – a parent, sibling, friend or other family member – and through all causes of death.
This festive concert marks Vivamente Voices’ last for Mosaic and they want it to be unforgettable, so why not embrace the Christmas spirit, buy a ticket and help them reach that magical £4,000 (or more!) target for a charity helping so many children in our communities through some of the toughest of times.

The concert, a variety of uplifting and jolly festive music – with a vibrant guest performance from Witchampton Ukulele Orchestra and a raffle – is on Saturday, December 3, at St Nicholas’ Church, Corfe Mullen, from 7.30pm.
Tickets are £10 from vivamentevoices@gmail.com or 01929 781777.
More information at vivamentevoices.org.uk.