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Aberdeen charity encourages participation in fundraising challenges

Aberdeen charity encourages participation in fundraising challenges © Charlie House Charlie House is encouraging people to take on fundraising challenges for the charity. An Aberdeen children’s charity is encouraging people to take part in fundraising challenges to help support families across the region. Charlie House, which supports children and young people with complex disabilities and/or life-limiting conditions and their families, is celebrating the new year with a raft of new opportunities and challenges for people to take part in. It has already launched its 1,000 mile challenge, which urges people to walk, cycle or run 1,000 miles over the course of a year while being sponsored.

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Vulnerable people stuck in homes amid perfect storm of Covid and winter

Vulnerable people stuck in homes amid perfect storm of Covid and winter © Kenny Elrick / DCT Media Seaton Park, on January 5, 2021 was so frozen some people used ice skates to get about. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Long nights, treacherously icy pavements, freezing temperatures and feeling “trapped” will make this winter lockdown “hellish” for some of the most vulnerable in society, it is feared. Charities are fighting to make sure there is hope but concerns have been raised by a number of organisations for pensioners, the disabled and those struggling with mental health issues.

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North-east politicians share 2020 Christmas card designs

North-east politicians share 2020 Christmas card designs © Shutterstock / Aleksey Boyko Politicians from across the north-east have shared their bright and colourful Christmas cards. As Covid-19 has meant that not all of the cards could be designed by children this year – MPs and MSPs have still shown their Christmas spirit, either through cards or donations to charity. This year, MP for Gordon Richard Thomson said he has decided not to send cards, and is making a donation to charity instead. He said: “This year, rather than sending Christmas cards, I’ve chosen instead to make a donation to the Scottish Book Trust Christmas Appeal.

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Aberdeen charity auction raises more than £8,000 for Charlie House

Aberdeen charity auction raises more than £8,000 for Charlie House Updated: 21/12/2020, 5:34 pm © Charlie House / Michal Wachucik Last year s Charlie House Big Build Ball, where the auction normally takes place. An online auction set up by Aberdeen children’s charity Charlie House has raised more than £8,000. Charlie House, which supports children and young people with complex disabilities and life-limiting conditions and their families, launched the virtual event on December 1. It offered items such as a luxury staycation for two, Royal Deeside Four Ball, artwork, whisky, flowers for a year, jewellery, dance lessons, hampers, handbags, a Mulberry matching purse and bag set and more.

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Aberdeen s Santa s Workshop moves online due to new Covid guidance

Taking place over Zoom, the eight-minute-long sessions give children the opportunity to see and chat with Santa. Calls can also be upgraded for £5, which gives a USB with a recording of the call, as well as a small gift. Money raised from the event will go towards Charlie House, which supports children and young people with complex disabilities and/or life-limiting conditions and their families. Susan Crighton, director of fundraising at Charlie House, said: “We were devastated to learn that under the guidance issued by the Scottish Government this week, it is not possible to hold an indoor Santa experience in a Level 3 area.

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