Charity

Welcome to our charities page, our charity for 2025 are proposed by our members and then one is randomly selected at our AGM.

We raise funds from out raffles, bingo and donations at our weekend meets, we also hold special charity event throughout the year, see out events page.

Click on the charity logo to learn more and make a direct donation.

2025 Charity

This years charity will be Alder Hey Children’s charity randomly selected at the AGM and put forward by Chris & Kath Parry.

Raising vital funds for Alder Hey Children's Hospital

Alder Hey is the busiest children’s hospital in the UK, supporting over 450,000 young patients each year. Every donation received enables then to achieve a little bit more, from medical research to buying vital equipment, to building a better environment and providing facilities for families.

As our chosen charity this year we have decided to support Alder Hey Magic which is all about providing the best patient experience possible. The latest appeal is to support their new cinema the cinema opened in Nov 24 and enables children, young people, and their families to enjoy the magic of cinema from the comfort and safety of the hospital. Any funds raised will support the ongoing running costs of the MediCinema (use this link) Our Medicinema Appeal For Children | Alder Hey Children's Charity.

Look out for our fundraising tubs at our meets, coffee mornings, etc.

Find out more here.

The charity for 2024 was Crohn’s and Colitis, put forward by Lyndsay Harrison.

In 2024 the club has raised a total of £1107.81 for the chosen charity.

2024 Charity

About Crohn's & Colitis UK

Every day, people are diagnosed with Crohn's or Colitis, the two main forms of inflammatory bowel disease. You could be any age, rich or poor, of any faith or none, of any ethnicity, sexuality, or gender. You could be anyone walking down any UK street. Whoever you are, a diagnosis of Crohn's or Colitis will be life changing.

Since 1979, Crohn's & Colitis UK has been here for everyone affected by Crohn's and Colitis.

To find out more click the link here