Kayleigh Andrews ran a stall at the RAF Digby Day Fundraiser on Saturday in support of her colleague, Ryan Morley, who has a heart condition. Kayleigh reports a busy, successful day and managed to raise £1,398 in total!
Ex Hull city tigers football players changed their sport to cricket for the day. They played against local team Kirkella. Hull city managed to take the win and raised £360 in Lewins name. Previous Next
Previous Next We held a family fun day on what would of been Lewin’s 1st birthday party. Over 130 business’ got involved donating their time, vouchers or raffle prizes. We didn’t really know what to expect on the day but we held the day at my work (Lewin’s mum) which is a beautiful hotel with lovely
This walk was chosen by Harley’s Grandad Doug as his fundraising event for this year. Michelle Bourne (Harley’s mum) and Doug’s friend Stan Van Geleen did it with him. Family and friends miss Harley so very much and it’s made harder by not having a solid answer to why he’s gone, not ever knowing anything about
It went really well, we raised £130 and then my mum collected a pot which had £20 in it. Every little helps. We also raised a lot of awareness. The leaflets went quite fast, a few people who owned shops wanted to display them in their shops, along with a collection pot. One man had goosebumps
Prudential RideLondon – Surrey 46 & 100 2019Write-up Thank you and a massive congratulations to the 35 cyclists who participated on Sunday 4th August, taking on what is known as the world’s greatest festival of cycling; the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey.Around 25,000 cyclists took part in the event, starting from the Olympic Park in Stratford, as early as
On Saturday 3rd August we held our first fundraising event in memory of Adam who passed away on 13th April 2018 of heart failure. We had a total of 58 golfers and nearly 150 people attending over all. We also held a raffle and auction where items were donated by local companies and sponsorship. We are
Jack’s Day was held on the 24th May 2019. The evening was a great success and everyone enjoyed watching the football match between Saltford AFC and Keynsham CC, of which some of the team players had known or played with Jack. This always makes the occasion very special. The local businesses gave raffle prizes once again
FC Carmarthen 3-3 St Clears (St Clears win 4-3 on penalty’s) Tonight we played our first memorial shield match in honour of our captain Paul Rees who sadly passed away in March from a cardiac arrest. We have several photos on our page @fccarmarthen on Facebook should anyone wish to see the night in highlights !
The Heartfelt Group joined Preston Pulse in the city centre for a day of Community Groups getting together. Heartfelt had a tombola and an awareness campaign. This was very successful with various groups requesting more information and offering help. The Guides and Army Cadets were especially interested in making their members aware and offering to fund