TEAM 13 aka Lyz Turner and John Rickard are continuing their fundraising activities for their charity Mini-adventure, which will involve them driving across the mountains of northern Italy, to raise money for disadvantaged children.
The intrepid duo has organised a ‘MINI’ CHARITY AUCTION at the Hare and Hounds, Burstwick on Friday 16th September at 8:00pm.
Find out more at www.justgiving.com/Lyz-Turner fundraising website.
Tagged Burstwick, charity, charity auction, Hare and Hounds, Team 13, The Italian Job
PRESTON PLAYING FIELD at Weghill Road is the location for a Charity Fun Day to be held in the village on Sunday 21st August 2011.
Bouncy castle, face painting, tombola, cakes, penalty shoot out, games, etc, will all be on offer to entertain and delight from 12.30pm -3.30pm. All the profits go to Children in Need.
Contact Lyn Carmichael at e-mail lyn@carmo2.karoo.co.uk for more information.
Tagged 21st August 2011, charity, Events, Fun Day, Preston
REMINDER: TWO EVENTS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR GOOD CAUSES take place at Eastside Community Sportsfield over the weekend. A Charity Family Fun Day organised by BP RUFC is on Saturday 9th July, whilst a Sports and Family Fun Day organised … Continue reading
THIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE GIRL is full of smiles – but she never nearly survived to delight us with these!
Eva Rose Lindop was born on Friday, 17th December 2010. Following a series of fits she was rushed into Hull Royal and then at only three days old to Leeds General Infirmary where she had a 3-hour operation to remove a blood hemorrhage from the brain.
Following intensive care she was sent home on Thursday 23rd December, and as the smile tells us, she appears to have made a fabulous recovery.
Proud Hedon Grandad Jim Lindop has shared this story with us to encourage people to attend the (click link for details) Charity Fun Day at the BP Rugby Union Football Club ground at Eastside, Saltend on Saturday 9th July 2011 from 2pm.
Money raised at this family friendly event will go towards the Paediatric High Dependency Unit at Hull Royal Infirmary and the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit at Leeds.
Support this event – help both hospital units to continue to provide little miracles like they did for Eva!
A FAMILY FUN DAY has been arranged at the Eastside Community Sportsfield at Saltend organised by BP Rugby Union Football Club.
The highlight of the event on Saturday 9th July 2011, will be when a select team from BP RUFC take on a Fancy Dress team! Open from 2pm this special event includes face painting and bouncy castle for the children and a bar and food will be available.
Money raised at the event will go towards the Paediatric High Dependency Unit at Hull Royal Infirmary and the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit at Leeds.
THE KING’S HEAD, Souttergate, Hedon is hosting a charity day for the Dove House Hospice on Spring Bank Holiday Monday, 2nd May from 2pm – midnight.
A disco, karaoke, barbecue and raffle will be on offer at the pub.
Tagged charity, Dove House Hospice, Events, fundraising, Hedon, The Kings Head Hedon
DOVE HOUSE will be the beneficiaries of a Charity Wedding Fayre being held on Sunday 17th April 2011 at the Holiday Inn Express, Ferensway, Hull, 12pm – 4.30pm.
The event costs £1.00 to enter (with a complimentary cup of tea or coffee) and includes numerous wedding stands including jewellers, outfitters, mother of the bride, bridal gowns and bridesmaids.
There are two catwalk shows, one at 12.30pm and the other 2.30pm, showing a range of gowns and bridesmaids, and men’s suits. The show is in aid of Dove House Hospice who will also be attending and should be a good afternoon out for anyone thinking of getting married.
For more information call Sandra on 01964 625825 or Donna on 01964 601263.
Source: www.seasideradio.co.uk
It forecast a wet morning for the 3rd April but what a lovely day it turned out to be for the 21 mile vintage tractor charity road run in aid of the Multiple Sclerosis Society.
Starting outside the Humber Tavern in Paull, the ladies and gents (yes, there was a couple of lady tractor drivers amongst them) travelled through Preston, Burstwick, Keyingham and along down the sleepy roads near Cherry Cob sands where the drivers could look across the fields and see the banks of the Humber and across the river to the South bank.
The event was organised for the second time following the success of last year by former farm manager Geoff Stephenson, Geoff also owns three vintage tractors.
I was told that around 80 tractors took part at a cost of £10 per tractor. I haven’t got anything official for how much was raised but if all went to plan the total just for the entry fee for the tractors should be around £800. Well done guys and gals.
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