News tagged Fundraising

A South Tees fundraising team has undertaken the gruelling 315 mile London to Paris cycle challenge to raise over £2,600 for the South Tees Hospitals Cutting Edge Fund.

MB based on Skippers Lane, Middlesbrough has supported local good causes since its establishment almost 30 years ago in 1987. The Middlesbrough local hardware and decor showroom has chosen oncology ward 14, which looks after cancer patients at The James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough as their first official charity partner.

There was fun on and off the pitch at Carillion’s family cricket day on Sunday. The charity match and family fun day at Acklam Park Rugby and Cricket Club raised more than £2,280 for the Trinity Holistic Centre.

Dare devil fundraiser Barry Parker is going to great heights to help his local hospital. The intrepid 80 year-old – who grew up in Eston but who now lives in Northallerton – is taking the plunge on Wednesday 26 August at 11.30am with Skydive St George at Durham Tees Valley Airport. . Barry – who […]

Families are invited to enjoy a cricketing fun day to help raise funds for Trinity Holistic Centre. The free event at Acklam Park Rugby and Cricket Club on Sunday 2 August is being sponsored by Carillion and plenty of entertainment is promised on and off the field!

More than 50 cyclists stopped off at the Friarage Hospital during a 342-mile challenge to raise £50,000 for The Transplant Association. Ronan and Nicki Walsh from the physiotherapy team at the Northallerton hospital were among those taking part in the four-day ride from Bristol to Newcastle.

The jokes and jibes about hospital food are endless but have you ever wondered what it really tastes like? Or how clean your hands actually are when you’re visiting a family member on a ward? Now’s your chance to find out next week at a special marketplace event featuring everything from patient dining, volunteering and infection […]

Intrepid nurse Bev Tytler is really going that extra mile to help patients at the hospital where she works. Bev, 38, from Ingleby Barwick is pulling on her running shoes and taking part in this year’s Taylor Wimpey Middlesbrough Tees Pride 10K.

NTREPID Craig Robinson, 39 from Boldon is really pushing himself to the limit to help tiny poorly and premature babies and their families. Craig, a PE teacher at Thorp Academy in Gateshead is braving a number of challenges to raise money for the neonatal unit at The James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough which cared for his son Harry, who was born prematurely at 10 weeks and two days in 2008.

Families are invited to join in a range of garden-based activities at the first of a series of fun open days at Trinity Holistic Centre. The centre, based at The James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough, will open its doors to all local families on Saturday 11 July from 12noon to 2pm.