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NORTH Berwick Rowing Club members are hosting an ‘oar-some’ fundraiser this weekend in support of Five In A Row – the team of North Berwick…

Start saving dates for 2022’s must-attend galas and fundraisers with our largest-ever roundup of Chicago-area nonprofit events.

Kendal tea and coffee merchant John Farrer & Co will help caffeinate five rowers as they row 3,000 miles across the Atlantic next month.

A LIVE music event is set to take place tonight (Friday November 26) to raise money and awareness of a rare genetic disorder that has left a…

AN arts venue is preparing to stage a one-off performance in aid of a charity dedicated to helping find a cure for a genetic disorder.

Vincent has been fundraising for Reverse Rett A devoted father has raised thousands of pounds in a desperate bid to find a cure for his daughters rare disorder. Vincent Johnsson, whose daughter Hannah suffers from Rett Syndrome, has been running at least 5km a day to raise money for a charity on behalf of his daughter. The rare condition has caused his daughter to lose almost all of her mobility, her speech and her independent skills. And has left brave Hannah with seizures, scoliosis, ...

Vincent speaks on his five-a-day challenge A father from Sutton has less than 40-days left of his 500-day run for Rett Syndrome. Vincent Johnsson, whose daughter Hannah suffers from the rare neurological syndrome, has been running at least 5km a day to raise money for Reverse Rett. Just before his daughters third birthday, in February 2010, Hannah was diagnosed with postnatal neurological disorder Rett Syndrome. "Ten years later, she has lost almost all her mobility, all her speech, mos...

Submitting... Nina McKinney has challenged herself to climb North Berwick Law everyday in February to raise money for the charity Reverse Rett. She is a keen rugby, hockey and football player, and wants nothing more than for her sister to be able to join in the fun. On her Just Giving page, Nina wrote: “I want to raise money to give to the scientists and doctors so they can help my sister so she can play with us. “My sister can’t climb the Law herself, and she can’t talk, walk very wel...

Jude was the ‘happiest’ of baby boys before tragic death – his dad now wants to raise enough for a lasting tribute to him He was beautiful and so loved by everybody who met him 15:42, 26 FEB 2021 Judes dad is now setting out to walk 40 miles from Stockport to Crosby beach in his sons memory (Image: Phil Drinkwater) Sign up to the M.E.N.s Manchester Family newsletter for all the latest from school closures to ways to entertain the kidsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try ...

A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD schoolgirl has set herself the challenge of climbing North Berwick Law every day in February for a charity that supports her older sister. Nina McKinney is a primary three pupil at Law Primary School and lives in North Berwick with mum Catherine, dad Ross and siblings Angus, 11, Eliza, nine, and Felix, aged four. She is being joined mostly by her mum and sometimes other members of her family and, with a lot of offers from friends, is making the trek with a different perso...