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Quote from: 'Robbo' on May 14, 2009, 06:58 PMDefinately in again this year, all the causes are very worthy so Im all for raising the money.The more pub stops the better as Mrs Robbo is coming this year so I wont have to drive back!!!! don't worry, I'll do enough perving for both of us since you'll be on your best behviour with mrs Robbo in tow!
Definately in again this year, all the causes are very worthy so Im all for raising the money.The more pub stops the better as Mrs Robbo is coming this year so I wont have to drive back!!!!
Little Havens Children's Hospice is a local charity which relies on the generosity of the public. Supporters can help in many different ways, either through donations of money, gifts or time.
Did you know?Little Havens costs £2.3 million a year to run81% of our funding comes from charitable donationsOur Registered Charity Number is 1022119Little Havens is part of Havens HospicesLittle Havens covers the whole of Essex and parts of LondonIt costs £14.50 an hour to care for a child within our In-Patient UnitOur Appeals and Administration main contact number is 01702 220350Little Havens has a Home-Respite Service offering care for children in their own homeAll media enquiries need to be directed to Amy Dearing on 01702 220301It is estimated that over 20,000 families across the UK have a child with a life-threatening or life-limiting illnessLittle Havens care and services are offered to families free of charge, 24 hours a day, 365 days a yearThere are 41 children's hospices across the UKLittle Havens was the 13th children's hospice to be opened in the UKLast year 1 in 5 children were able to be cared for thanks to Gifts in people's Wills
Great Ormond Street sounds a very worthy cause
i have to say that working in the NHS i know just how much The Great Ormand ST hospital gets each year from it's diferent sources, so i'd much rather go for one of the smaller charities that lots of people normally over look.also going on what Zippy said, the T shirts worked a treat last year helping us really stand out and letting everyone know who we were collecting for......i managed to get a very good deal from MacMillan last year but i've not found a charity yet willing to let us have T shirts at the same price as MacMillan i shall do some more digging about and try and see what we can get The charity i'd like to nominate is Rainbows childrens Hospice........hey we could even do our own tie dye T shirts
i'm up it this year one of the best local charities is Little Havens, who do so much for terminally ill children http://www.littlehavens.org.uk/They are based in Essex, QuoteLittle Havens Children's Hospice is a local charity which relies on the generosity of the public. Supporters can help in many different ways, either through donations of money, gifts or time.QuoteDid you know?Little Havens costs £2.3 million a year to run81% of our funding comes from charitable donationsOur Registered Charity Number is 1022119Little Havens is part of Havens HospicesLittle Havens covers the whole of Essex and parts of LondonIt costs £14.50 an hour to care for a child within our In-Patient UnitOur Appeals and Administration main contact number is 01702 220350Little Havens has a Home-Respite Service offering care for children in their own homeAll media enquiries need to be directed to Amy Dearing on 01702 220301It is estimated that over 20,000 families across the UK have a child with a life-threatening or life-limiting illnessLittle Havens care and services are offered to families free of charge, 24 hours a day, 365 days a yearThere are 41 children's hospices across the UKLittle Havens was the 13th children's hospice to be opened in the UKLast year 1 in 5 children were able to be cared for thanks to Gifts in people's Wills
please vote for your preferred charity
