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A Thirsk man is celebrating after winning a brand-new car as part of a charitable initiative that raised more than £28,000 for a local hospital charity. Andy Billany from Thirsk won the Peugeot 208, which was supplied by Simon Bailes Peugeot, in a raffle to raise funds for the Friends of the Friarage – a charity that supports Northallerton’s Friarage Hospital, part of South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
The Friends of The Friarage have a brand new car to give away in their latest fundraiser for the Friarage Hospital in Northallerton. Top prize in the bumper prize draw is a brand new Peugeot 208, supplied by Simon Bailes Peugeot and tickets are on sale now at just £2 each.
Leo’s will use any money they get from this to continue to fund the welcome boxes which are currently being donated to our neonatal unit and are much loved by parents.
South Tees Hospitals Charity Christmas draw is back from Monday 8 October until Friday 7 December 2018.
Macmillan Cancer Support’s appeal has hit the landmark £250,000 figure, amid a flurry of fundraising events taking place around the area. Money raised is supporting The Sir Robert Ogden Macmillan Centre, which is currently being built at the Friarage Hospital.
Details on events planned across the trust to celebrate the 70th anniversary of NHS this summer.
The annual Jazz Train returns this summer 16 June, aiming to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support and The Sir Robert Ogden Macmillan Centre in Northallerton.
Macmillan Cancer Support has launched a £500,000 fundraising appeal in Northallerton and here is how you can help.
What will you be doing to clock up 1,000 miles in support of the #NHS1000miles challenge? To kickstart your campaign, why not join South Tees Hospitals Charity for the Middlesbrough 5k, 10k and 2k/3k fun runs?
When Kevin Musgrave suffered renal failure for the second time, his wife Julie did not think twice about giving him one of her kidneys. And now the couple have handed over another special donation – more than £1,800 to the renal team at The James Cook University Hospital who supported them throughout their treatment.