Leicester City F.C.’s Foxes Foundation provided a generous donation of £37,420 to Leicester Hospitals Charity on Saturday 20 August at half-time in their home match against Arsenal.
A packed audience at Poachers of Thurlaston were treated to tales from the commentary box by the legendary commentator John Motson who later interviewed Steve Walsh and Muzzy Izzet about the marvellous Leicester City Championship season.
Enrych, previously Ryder Cheshire Volunteers, is celebrating three decades of tackling the social isolation and low self-esteem often experienced by people with a disability. Set up by husband and wife Leonard Cheshire and Sue Ryder in 1986, the charity has a ‘rych’ heritage.
The Little Greene Paint Company has once again joined forces with national breast cancer charity, Breast Cancer Haven, to promote and support Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
A memorial tree which stands in the grounds at LOROS has been decorated with colourful ribbons by hundreds of people in memory of their loved ones. More than 300 people visited the Groby Road Hospice for this year’s annual Colour of Ribbons event.
Enrych, previously Ryder Cheshire Volunteers, is celebrating three decades of tackling the social isolation and low self-esteem often experienced by people with a disability. Set up by husband and wife Leonard Cheshire and Sue Ryder in 1986, the charity has a ‘rych’ heritage.
Each year Hope against Cancer has a Fundraising and Awareness week in which they raise vital money for local cancer research- Bold & Blue.
Finding ways to raise badly needed funds is always a challenge, but this year Launde Abbey is hoping to help local schools, churches and other charity groups in a 50:50 sponsored walk, with fundraising shared between Launde Abbey, the retreat house for the Dioceses of Leicester and Peterborough, and
£5689.42 raised during the Soft Launch Days at Bella Italia Loughborough for Dreams Come True charity Funds handed over at a celebratory dinner to charity’s ambassador Olivia Breen at the restaurant
During the 2015/2016 season the Ullesthorpe Golf Club members raised a staggering £7,180 for charity. This amount was split across the two charities chosen by Captains, Anthony Hopewell and Pauline Dye.