Monday, 22 June 2009

Teenage Cancer Trust Fundraiser


Dawn and Sherly (standing left) with the "Why Me?" team.

The Broadwalk Centre, Edgware, London, hosted 'Why Me? The Jemma-Kate Foundation' balloon race in support of The Teenage Cancer Trust on 7th June 2009.

The charity was established in memory of 18 year-old Jemma-Kate who lost her life to cancer in 2003. The day of the balloon race would have been Jemma-Kate's 24th birthday, so the charity's aim was to raise as much as possible to provide children with cancer the things that make their lives more 'normal' during this difficult period.

The charity's current project is funding a new specialist teenage cancer radiotherapy room at The University College Hospital.

Dawn and Sherly took part by volunteering their skills as face painters. It was a long day and a lot of work, but very rewarding. We are happy to have participated in this worthwhile cause.

They are pleased to announce that they successfully reached their target of £10,000 thanks to
every body's help and support.
It was a busy but gratifying day!
Dawn with Juliet who tirelessly helped organise the event.




1 comment:

  1. Hey, I wanted to reach out to you because we thought you might be interested in helping a great cause! Staples has teamed up with Do Something.org and Ciara to get teens across the country to donate school supplies to low-income students and we need your help! Find out how you can get involved by checking out our page www.facebook.com/dosomething101.

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