All For One And One For All Although still an emerging brand in the UK, Tusker lager is once again giving a helping hand at the latest Tusk Trust Event. The Makomazi Matatu Party is being held at the Porcester Hall, London W2 on the 8th February 2pm-1am. The dinner and dancing is to raise funds to launch ne environmental education programme for the Mkomazi Game Reserve, Tanzania. East African Breweries Ltd (EABL) which brew Tusker also have offices in Dar es Salaam Tanzania and Uganda.The Tusker brand is brewed by Tanzania Breweries ltd. under licence from EABL and the company is always keen to support charitable events. Every guest at the party will be able to experience the true taste of Africa with a free supply of Tusker to hand to offer some refreshment African style. Peter Karsten, Marketing Director for Tusker in the UK says: "We always like to help the Tusk trust in any way we can, their work is so important in conserving the rich fabric of Africa, if a supply of Tusker can add an authentic feel to the event we are always happy to oblige." Tusk Trust is a dynamic organisation, which has over 15 years experience initiating and funding conservation and community development programmes right across Africa. Supported by UK celebrities such as Rory Bremner, Ronnie Wood, Griff Rhys Jones, Joanna Lumley, Zoe Ball, Ben Fogle and Alistair McGowan, the charity's work to deliver direct sustainable conservation has been widely covered on television and in the media. In December 2005 HRH Prince William chose Tusk as one of just two charities to which he is granting his Royal Patronage. Tusk's current portfolio of 25 field projects spread across 12 countries is designed not only to protect wildlife, particularly endangered species, but also to encourage poverty alleviation and sustainable development amongst many poor rural communities who co-exist with wildlife. The charity however contributes substantial funds towards the protection of many threatened species such as Elephant, Rhino, Cheetah, Chimpanzee, Mountain Gorilla, African Wild Dog, and even marine species such as the Turtle and Dugongs.