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Liz is talking to the ladies from Lollipop admin
Liz is talking to the ladies from Lollipop admin
Do you want to join me in making a difference? I'm raising money in aid of Royal British Legion Industries and every donation will help. Thank you in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me. Rhys has decided to raise some money this year by doing 11 laps a day of the village tennis court for 11 days in a row. He will start […]
L.I.A.M is a small Ryedale charity based in Terrington. It was set up in 2016 following the tragic death of 19 year Liam Miller, a talented artist and musician. Liam attended Malton School and 6th Form and went on to study at York College. The charity supports underprivileged young people (18 -25) studying Art or Music providing equipment, such as laptops, cameras and funding other course expenses. Holding regular fundraising events one of the most […]
York Neighbours aims to reduce social isolation and enable independence by supporting people over the age of 65 living within the City of York. We do this in 3 different ways; we help with practical one-off tasks, we provide regular phone calls and (pre covid-19) we organised regular outings. If anyone either would like to register with our service or join our amazing group of volunteers, please visit our website […]
A charity fundraiser who has raised more than £40,000 by taking part in almost 100 races around the world in fancy dress – despite the fact he hates running – is taking on his biggest challenge to date. Dom Hodgson, 33, from Crossgates in Leeds, has dressed up in a fantastical range of costumes – from Elvis Presley to Elsa from Frozen – all while running for Martin House Hospice […]
The campaign was set up by two mums from the North East last September but has now gone national with facilitators delivering workshops around the country.
MySight York is a local charity, helping people with sight loss to be independent.
