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Time Running Out to Enter Bobcat Excavator Charity Raffle
There is just one week left to enter the draw for the charity raffle of a Bobcat E10z 1 tonne mini-excavator to raise proceeds for the charity,
When You Wish Upon a Star. The Grand Raffle has been organised by long-standing Bobcat Dealer, Derby-based Butler Reynolds Ltd. Butler Reynolds is hoping for a final push to beat its target of raising £20,000 for the charity, which has over 130 Wishes for children living with life-threatening illnesses on hold because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Alexa Wigfield, Regional Fundraiser at
When You Wish Upon a Star, which is based in Nottingham, said: To receive a donation of this size will help us to continue granting magical Wishes. All children have Wishes but for these children and their families that Wish is so precious. Each Wish brings with it the opportunity to look forward to something very special, to forget about their often painful treatments and to simply be a child for th
Angela Silverman will being taking on a wingwalk on her 77th birthday in aid of Naomi House & Jacksplace A PENSIONER from Andover will celebrate her 77th birthday taking on a daredevil stunt. Angela Silverman, from Amport, will spend her special day wing walking in aid of Hampshire charity Naomi House & Jacksplace. The Naomi House hospice in Sutton Scotney provides respite, emergency and end of life care to life-limited children and young people across the central south of England. Angela originally wanted to take on this unique challenge last year, for her 76th Birthday, but due to Covid-19 restrictions her adventurous challenge will now be taking place this July.
Pride of Birmingham 2021 - mum devotes her life helping medics who wouldn t let her son die
Margaret Orbell has raised tens of thousands of pounds for Birmingham Childrenâs Hospital
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When doctors saved her newborn son Markâs life, Margaret Orbell decided to say thank you by selling greetings cards in aid of Birmingham Childrenâs Hospital.
Mark is now 69, and his mum is STILL fundraising, and has now raised an estimated £40,000 to help the hospital care for other sick children and their families.