VIEW OUR SUPPORTED CHARITIES
If you would like to add your favourite charity to this list then please let me know. All I need is a pledge that you will start the ball rolling with a £50 donation and I will set it up, however I reserve the right to decline a charity.
Sponsor: Day Garwood
HELPING THE BLIND
You can’t imagine how important the work of this College is to the lucky few who get a place. For one of our Archer’s Fans it has played such an important part in his life that he wants to raise as much money as possible to help others.
Using the power of cricket, outdoor recreation and a unique and beautiful historic setting, they create magical experiences to give young people the tools and confidence they need to learn, grow and succeed.
Sponsor: Karen Reid
Refuge is a United Kingdom charity providing specialist support for women and children experiencing domestic violence. We all know the Rob and Helen story-line in the Archers, but this is for real!
Sponsor: Kevin & Andrea Wade
This is a charity that is close to my heart as my daughter was brain damaged at birth and I also love cricket! It was this very worth while charity that gave my Archers Catchup website its focus on raising funds for good causes.
Sponsor: Anonymous
Rising sea levels, more extreme weather events, loss of biodiversity. Our climate is breaking down and destructive industries continue to threaten our forests, oceans and air. But together we can overcome these challenges.
Sponsor: Kim Dyas
Kim wrote this to me… “I had 2 very close friends who died of cancer and I spent many hours at their bedsides. The end of life nursing provided by Macmillan is quite extraordinary.” I imagine that this is a feeling echoed by many.
Sponsor: Vivienne Cusop
Barnardo’s is a British charity founded by Thomas John Barnardo in 1866, to care for vulnerable children. They support children who have been abused and help them feel safe again.
Sponsor: Alan Goodenough
The RNLI will put their own lives on the line to save yours! It’s a hard and dangerous job and they are all very much the unsung heroes of our communities.
Sponsor: Diana Thomas
Helping those affected by neuroblastoma, an often aggressive and deadly childhood cancer, through Family support, gaining access to treatment, research and campaigning.
Sponsor: Dr Stephanie Hart
St Martins In The Field helps thousands of people every year to move away from, and stay off, the streets of London by tackling the underlying causes of rough sleeping as well as offering practical help.
Sponsor: Peter Robertson
This campaign is sponsored by Peter Robertson who is keen to bring to our attention this charity that has meant so much to him. Any cancer is horrible, but if you have been affected by blood cancer, or know anyone close to you who has, then please consider supporting this charity with your donation.
