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Thank you for requesting your fundraising pack for Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice. We hope this booklet will
give you all the information you need and fill you with idea’s and inspiration about how you can support our
Hospice. Fundraising is vital to enable us to provide the services we do to children and young people with a
shortened life expectancy and their families. It costs over £3 million per year to provide our services and we
don’t receive any statutory government funding, so we really couldn’t do it without your help.
Our Hospice is based in
North Anston, Sheffield
and we look after children
across South Yorkshire,
North Derbyshire, North
Nottinghamshire and
parts of North Lincolnshire.
Our care team look after over 160 children with a vast range
of complex medical needs. We support our children and their
families on their life journey offering respite care, day care
provision, community support, crisis intervention and end of
life treatment and care.
Our highly trained care team support our families in many
different ways and our underlying philosophy is to ensure
that children are cared for in the way their families wish. This
gives them peace of mind, enabling them to have a break
from their caring responsibilities during their stay.
We have specially designed bedrooms that cater for the
needs of all of our children and their families enabling them
to stay with their children during their stay with us.
We also have two end of life suites which enables the
parents and family to stay with their children after they have
passed on until the funeral, instead of having to visit them in
a chapel of rest.
Our Hospice also has a range of facilities including a Jacuzzi,
messy play room, cinema room, teenage den, therapy room
and specialised outdoor play equipment including a
roundabout and swings for wheelchair users and a sunken
trampoline. These facilities help us to provide enjoyment to
our children as well as care for their medical needs.
Leionna was born
on 19th March 2006
weighing a healthy
7.9lbs pounds. Mum
Julie was ecstatic
with her beautiful
baby girl.
However, just before Leionna’s third birthday she suddenly
had what seemed to be an epileptic fit and was rushed to
Hospital. She quickly recovered and went back to her usual
self running around, chatting and playing happily like any
other three year old.
The episode was not a one off though as Leionna continued
to have recurring fits so the hospital investigated further
and referred her to The Children’s Hospital, Sheffield. Here
they carried out further tests and diagnosed Leionna with
Battens disease which is a rare, genetic, progressive
neurodegenerative condition.
Leionna’s Mum Julie says: “Leionna seemed to deteriorated
very quickly after the diagnosis, she lost her ability to walk
and started shuffling on her bum, then her speech became
less and less until she couldn’t
talk.
“As Leionna needed more
care, her consultant told us
about Bluebell Wood so we
visited the hospice for a look
round. I wasn’t sure what to
expect but I was very
pleasantly surprised.
They also allow us to support the parents and siblings, by
providing a range of activities and support groups during their
stay or just by giving mum and dad a well-earned break. We
also have a memory garden, which was created by Alan
Titchmarsh and his team from ITV’s
Love Your Garden, which allows
bereaved families somewhere
private and peaceful to remember
their child.
These services have become a vital
lifeline to many families in the
region, such as Leionna’s, so your
help really does make a difference.
“Bluebell Wood is an amazing
place and from the moment
we set foot in the door we felt
so welcome. It’s a real home
form home where we can
come and leave the outside
world behind.
“I don’t know what I’d do without Bluebell Wood and I
can’t thank everyone enough for their support.”
Here are our top ten tips to help you get started with your
fundraising and remember, you are not alone; our
fundraising team are available to support you every step of
the way, if you need any help or have any queries please
contact on
Need help with fundraising materials?
Give us a call and we can help you with
posters, flyers and tickets for your
event
We can promote your event on our
What’s On section on our website
and maybe even our Facebook and
Twitter sites too (see our ‘marketing
your event’ pages for more
information)
Need sponsor forms? We can post them
out to you; just tell us how many you
need
Looking to get sponsorship on-line?
We’re registered with My Donate. Just
choose Bluebell Wood as your chosen
charity when setting up your unique
page and follow the step by step guide
online. (See our ‘Top 10 Tips for
sponsorship ideas’ page for more ideas)
Visit www.btplc.com/mydonate to get
started!
Want to ensure everyone knows the
event is for Bluebell Wood? We can
provide you with t-shirts to wear on the
day (or a running vest); balloons, bunting,
a banner or pull-up banner to put around
or outside your venue. We also have
literature about Bluebell Wood and our
families and we can arrange a
representative to attend your event to
give a few words of thanks
Holding a collection as part of the event? We
can provide Bluebell Wood collection tins or
buckets with secure seals if you book them in
advance
To help you maximise your fundraising we
can also provide merchandise to sell on a sale
or return basis and other items such as name
the bear or lottery application forms, please
ask your dedicated fundraiser for further
details and ideas
event? If you
Holding a raffle as part of the
at the event then
are only selling raffle tickets
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If you want to try and get prizes donated or
sponsorship for your event then we can
provide you with a letter of authority to
prove that you are doing the fundraising for
Bluebell Wood
And finally, once you have finished your
fundraising – please make cheques payable
to ‘Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice’ and
send them to; Bluebell Wood Children’s
Hospice, Cramfit Road, North Anston,
Sheffield, S25 4AQ
We will then send you a letter of thanks and
a certificate to display to ensure everyone
knows how much you raised for Bluebell
Wood
Organise your own event for Bluebell Wood, this can be anything from a
coffee morning, to a sponsored head shave or even a musical evening,
anything goes! You can also join in with one of our events, visit
http://www.bluebellwood.org/events/ to find out what we have going on.
Ask your employer if they take part in match funding, matching every pound you raise. You
could double your donation to the Hospice just by filling in a simple form.
We have over 350 active volunteers at Bluebell Wood and are very proud of
them all. We have a range of opportunities available for voluntary work
including regular help in the hospice, helping at one-off events, speaking on
behalf of the hospice, fundraising as part of a support group or helping in one
of our shops. For further information please visit;
http://www.bluebellwood.org/support-us/volunteering/
Do you pay tax? If so your gift will be worth almost a third more to us – at no extra cost to you. All you have to
do is let us know by signing a gift aid declaration, and the tax office will give us an extra 25p for every pound
you give. We will only use your details to claim Gift Aid. If you donate to Bluebell Wood via our website, a letter
of thanks will be sent to you in the post and this will include a declaration for you to fill in and return to us.
Alternatively, you can write your own by using the text below and signing this declaration;
I am a UK taxpayer and I would like Bluebell Wood to treat all donations I have made for the six years prior to
this year and all donations I make in future as Gift Aid donations, until I notify you otherwise.*
*I understand that I must have paid sufficient income tax or capital gains tax during the relevant tax year to
cover the amount Bluebell Wood reclaims on my donation.
We are always looking for good quality items to sell in one
of our 8 hospice shops. Items include clothes, accessories,
bric a brac, electrical goods, books and furniture. You can
drop any unwanted items off at any of our shops, or arrange
collection for 10 sacks or more. On average one bag of
donated goods raises £15. For further information and shop locations, please visit;
http://www.bluebellwood.org/donate-things/
For just £1 a week you are in with a chance of winning £1,000 every week, or even our
rollover prize which can reach as much as £5,200! For further information please visit;
http://www.bluebellwood.org/support-us/join-our-lottery/
For the price of a cup of coffee once a month your donation could provide three oxygen
masks to be used by the children at the hospice. For further information please visit;
http://www.bluebellwood.org/support-us/regular-giving/
Why not buy someone a Bluebell Wood gift for Birthday or Christmas presents,
or ask for donations to Bluebell Wood instead of presents for special occasions. Visit
our online shop at http://www.bluebellwoodshop.co.uk to take a look at our
products on sale.
However large or small, it will ensure that Bluebell Wood will be here for future generations, for further
information please visit; http://www.bluebellwood.org/support-us/remember-us-in-your-will/
If you have anywhere that you could place one of our
collection boxes to collect loose change, let us know. This
could be your local shop, reception area at work, social
group, church or anywhere that has a high footfall of people
passing through who may donate their loose change to us.
It’s great to see children raising money to help other children. How about getting your local school
involved and organising:
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A non-uniform day
A collection at a school performance
A raffle
Coin collection
Join in on our Bake for Bluebell Wood fundraiser in October -for further information please visit
http://www.bluebellwood.org/bake/
This is how some local schools have recently supported us:
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William Levick Junior School raised £450 holding bucket collections at their Christmas
performances
Ranby House preparatory school raised £640 collecting whilst performing their
Mummers Plays and £700 at a bucket collection at Morrison's in December
Dronfield Infant School raised £300 selling our Christmas Bears and £243 from collections
at their Christmas events.
Sheffield Park Academy recorded a single called ‘Stand Together’ for the
Hospice and have performed at a variety of sporting events since recording the song
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Collect any loose change and donate to the Hospice, encourage friends and
family to do the same– we can provide flat pack collection boxes for you to
use
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Use your hobby to raise funds. Mrs Smith from Mansfield raised £100 by making and selling sock monkeys
and donating £1 for each monkey sold!
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Hold a coffee morning for family and friends and raise funds whilst enjoying a good old English cuppa and a
slice of cake. You could try something different like pate and pud, soup and sandwich or a cream tea!
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Ask for donations at your birthday party or wedding instead of gifts
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Challenge yourself – have you thought about signing up for a run, such as the Sheffield Half Marathon, or
perhaps even a skydive!
Visit our website for further information on these events; http://www.bluebellwood.org/events/
We work closely with all our corporate partners in order to mutually benefit Bluebell Wood and your organisation.
We’ve worked with both the largest companies in the UK, to the smallest independent businesses, and are very proud
of all our partnerships. Our Corporate Fundraisers, Julie and Rachael are always happy to discuss any ideas you have
and also how we can support your fundraising. Here is a selection of idea’s to get you started
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Adopt us as your ‘Charity of the Year’ and organise a range of fundraising events throughout the year
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Hold a dress down day or a fancy dressed theme day, you could all wear purple like the Bluebell Wood logo to
show us your support for the day
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Put together a team and enter a challenge such as a local run, walk, swim or even a skydive for the more
adventurous of you out there!
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Hold a raffle or one of our ‘name and claims’ in your offices, please ask a fundraiser for further information about
our name and claim posters
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Collect bags of unwanted clothing, books and items for our charity shops. One bag of your old clothes can raise
an average of £15 and if you collect 10 bags or more we will come and collect them
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Donate your team’s time and skills to help with jobs at the Hospice; these could include painting, gardening, DIY
and even deep cleaning
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Get your company to sign up to Payroll Giving. Payroll Giving is a tax efficient scheme that allows you to make
regular donations to Bluebell Wood straight from your salary– and because your donation is taken out before
tax, £10 a month could cost you as little as £5 (depending on your tax contributions). Contact Julie on 01909 517
361 or email Julie.hampson@bluebellwood.org for more details.
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Have a sweet box and collection tin in your companies reception area
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Volunteer at one of our events. You could get involved in either marshalling, a bucket collection or manning a
stall
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Hold a cake day in your office. Why not bake up a treat for your colleagues and donate the profits to Bluebell
Wood?
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Donate products and services to Bluebell Wood - Ask us for further information how you can help us by donating
products and services to us
Here are a few examples of how some companies have supported us recently;
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Staff from HSBC helped us to wrap children’s presents this
Christmas and prepare hampers for raffles
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WCEC Architects have adopted us as their ‘Charity of the
Year’ and have just entered a team in the Dronfield 10k
who ran in fancy dress!
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Staff from Wilkinson’s decorated the Hospice for us making
it look amazing and festive for all our children who were
unfortunate to be in over the Christmas period
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Cape plc have entered four team members into the inaugural Yorkshire Marathon and will be
raising funds for Bluebell Wood – go team Cape!
Once you have decided what you are going to do to raise funds for us you also need to think about the
finer details. The next few pages include some helpful information on the legal stuff and things to think
about when organising a sponsored event or an event at a venue.
We all like to raise the most money we possibly can when raising money for charity, but it’s also important we
keep within the law and stay safe.
Collections:
Street (public) collections - you must apply for a Street Collecting Permit from your local authority. You need to
apply at least four weeks before the event and must fill in the return forms after the collection. You must be aged
16 and over to participate in public collections. You will also need to comply with any rules the local authority give
you.
Collections on private property could include pubs, supermarkets, shopping centres or football matches, these
don't need a licence however please ask your fundraiser to provide you with a Letter of Authority. This must be
shown to the Landlord or Manager when asking their permission to collect on our behalf. The use of our official
collecting tins/buckets with sealed lids must be used. You must be 16 or over to take part in a bucket collection.
Events including music, singing, dancing or alcohol in a public place
If your event involves music, singing or dancing then please make sure that a Public Entertainments Licence has
been obtained. If you would like a drinks bar at your event then you will need to ensure that a Liquor Licence has
been obtained; if you have to apply for this you need to do it six-eight weeks before the event. All licences are
obtained from your local authority licencing department.
Food safety:
Food safety laws need to be followed where food is involved, whether it is for sale or not. For further information
on food safety contact your local environmental health team.
Lotteries/raffles:
If you are running a raffle in addition to an event and drawing it on the same day, cloakroom tickets can be used
and you don’t require a licence. However, there must be no cash prizes and no more than £500 must have been
spent on prizes, although there is no limit on donated prizes. If you are running a raffle over a period of time or in
different venues you will need pre-printed tickets. Bluebell Wood has a licence and we can help with printing of
the tickets so please contact us on 01909 517365.
Safety at events:
Conducting a risk assessment ensures you have planned properly for the safety of people attending your event.
The Health and Safety Executive provides guidelines on conducting a risk assessment (www.hse.gov.uk) or speak
to your fundraiser if you need advice. You must also check whether you need a qualified first aider present at the
Craft Fayres – Markets
If you are holding a craft fayre you may need to apply for a Markets Licence – ring your local authority to check.
Alcohol
An Occasional Licence is usually required if alcohol is to be available at a function, however, not always if a glass of
wine or alternative is included in the price of the ticket. An Occasional Licence costs approximately £10 but will
cover a number of events in one year and licence forms are available from the Clerk’s Office at the Magistrates
Court.
Cash Handling
Cash accounting – if collecting cash from a third party, the money should be counted and agreed by both parties,
then the monies should be enclosed in a sealed envelope with the amount and signature of the donor on the seal.
The donor would be sent a letter of receipt for the amount. It is strongly recommended to have two people
present when counting cash to protect both parties.
Under 18?
If you are under 18 please ensure you have parent/guardian consent to take part in any fundraising.
Useful websites:
www.bluebellwood.org
www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk – Gambling Commission
www.hse.gov.uk. – Health and Safety Executive
www.food.gov.uk – Food Standards Agency
www.derbyshire.gov.uk – Derbyshire Council
www.rotherham.gov.uk – Rotherham Council
www.sheffield.gov.uk – Sheffield Council
www.barnsley.gov.uk – Barnsley Council
www.chesterfield.gov.uk – Chesterfield Council
www.bassetlaw.gov.uk –Bassetlaw Council
www.mansfield.gov.uk – Mansfield Council
www.institute-of-fundraising.org.uk
Organising a sponsored event is a great way to raise money and can be a good way to
encourage others to become involved in your fundraising. It’s also great for challenging
yourself and perhaps your family, friends and colleagues so that not only do you raise
lots of money for Bluebell Wood but you feel a great sense of achievement in
completing your challenge.
The most important thing to getting a
sponsored event right is to try and
think of everything that needs to be
done and to plan it all before you
actually go ahead and do it!
Sitting in a bath of baked beans or shaving your head is fairly straight forward to organise (i.e. you, a bath of
beans and plenty of sponsor forms) however, events involving a number of people or maybe an endurance
challenge could take more organising.
Think about a dozen people cycling across the Pennines from the West to East Coast – what do you need? You’ll
need support vehicles, you must notify the Police in both counties, food and drink for the riders and support
staff, are first aiders required? Do you know the route well enough and how you manage any safety aspects? It
must all be planned well in advance and any abnormal occurrences thought about.
We can provide you with risk assessment forms, which you must complete and which will help you to make sure
nothing has been missed and lead to a stress free experience (hopefully!).
Individual endurance events are allowed 5 minutes rest every hour (according to the Guinness Book of Records).
Make sure you take the break. Ensure you keep things as safe as possible – we do not endorse unsafe stunts.
Please ensure you have adequate insurance for any high-risk events as Bluebell Wood does not cover participants.
Contact the fundraising team on 01909
517365 to tell us your idea and we’ll
help you work out the rest. We love to
hear what people are doing to raise
money and will always be happy to talk
to you about your event!
Ensure everyone has copies of sponsor
forms with the event name and date
filled in and a copy of our fundraising
tips. Keep records of how many
sponsor forms are given to whom and
if you need more call us.
Recruit people to join you, this is best
done by word of mouth among your
peers. A poster on your notice board
will help – or are your work colleagues
on email? You could advertise your
event on the company intranet,
newsletter or magazine. The most
productive way however is always
approaching people directly and asking
them to join you in your event or
challenge to raise funds for Bluebell
Wood and support local children in
their area.
Give your event a fabulous name
– the more fun and challenging it
sounds the more likely people
will remember it and want to
participate.
Keep it simple – even if your event has
many participants, try to keep the
organisation simple, remember the
safety aspects and if in doubt ring us
and ask our advice, we are here to
help.
Take plenty of photographs so
you can share how much fun you
had and the success of your
event.
Think global - set up an online
fundraising page so everyone you
know, wherever they are can sponsor
you easily
An online sponsor page is a great was to
encourage family and friends to sponsor you in
a quick and easy way. Your sponsors are
gathered on your very own personalised page,
with every penny coming direct to Bluebell
Wood. We recommend using ‘My Donate’ as
100% of the money you raise comes to the
hospice, just visit www.btplc.com/mydonate to
set up your page. If you need help call the
fundraising team on 01909 517365. Add your
online giving page to your email signature and
to your social media sites, send it to all your
friends and family and ask them to share it with
their friends – maybe they would even like to
take part.
Think big! Get your largest
amounts first
Contact the fundraising team to get your
Bluebell Wood sponsor forms and then
approach whoever you think might give you
the most sponsorship and put their amounts
at the top of the sponsorship form. This will
hopefully lead others to give a bit more than
maybe they were planning to!
It’s great to get more without
paying more - Gift Aid
It’s good to talk - phone around
Phone people up and ask them to
sponsor you.
And again – does your employer
offer match funding?
See if your employer will match what you
raise in sponsorship.
If your sponsor is a UK tax-payer get them to
sign the declaration on the sponsor form and
we can claim an extra 25% from the Inland
Revenue.
Save time - get the money now!
Ask people for their money when they sign
your sponsor form, this will save a great deal
of time later. Ask for their e-mail addresses
and then you can keep them up to date on
your challenge.
Share your passion
Before they sponsor you tell them about
Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice and why
you have decided to raise money for them.
Your motivation will motivate them to
support you and might get them thinking
about ways they can raise money. Contact
your fundraising team if you would like any
leaflets to help with this.
If you don't ask you don't get!
It is for a very good cause, you are obviously
committed to it – no one is going to feel bad
about being asked to sponsor you.
Tell everyone– publicise your
efforts
Get creative
Are there other ways you could raise money
as well as through sponsorship? For example
if you are doing a sponsored run or bike ride
could you run a sweepstake on what your
finish time will be!
Publicise what you are doing in your
company/sports club/rotary newsletter, or on
your company intranet. Remember to put
details of how to contact you and how to
sponsor you. Contact your local paper and tell
them about your fundraising efforts – if you
have a good story behind your fundraising
they might want to share it.
Choose your venue with care –
consider the geographical location,
access and car parking facilities (and
if you will need to put any signs up).
If you are organising your own bar
for the event – you must apply for a
licence from your local magistrate’s
court at least two months before the
event.
Ensure that whoever does the
catering is familiar with the current
environmental health guidelines and
ask to see their food handling
certificates.
If you are buying in a service such as
a disco or bouncy castle then be sure
to ask for a copy of their public
liability certificate.
Promote events in areas where the
general public visit regularly.
Advertise your event well in advance
and invite the local press to help you
target areas you want to attract.
We can help by providing you with
posters and other fundraising
materials. Most importantly, have a
good idea who will come to your
event and how you will sell it to
them.
Make sure you have enough people to
help with the set up and clear away. It is a
good idea to make a list of all the tasks
and allocate your helpers to particular
duties so everyone is clear what they are
doing. Hold a briefing prior to the event
to give everyone the running order and to
familiarise themselves with the layout.
Plan the running order of the event
carefully and try not to have gaps
where guests wonder what is
happening next.
If you are going to hold a raffle, check
the legal requirements first (see the
legal stuff on pages 7-8)
Cash accounting – make sure you are
responsible for the cash. If you have a
variety of stalls or raffles where money
will be collected through the event it is a
good idea to have a number of self seal
envelopes. The money must be counted
and agreed by the stall holder and
collector, then the monies must be
enclosed in a sealed envelope with the
amount and signature of the stall holder
on the seal. We strongly recommend having two people present when counting
cash for charity.
Make sure all your volunteers are giving
the same message if asked about Bluebell
Wood Children’s Hospice. Give them a fact
sheet and update them prior to the event.
Marketing your event is vital, you need to be prepared and plan it in advance to ensure
that people get involved and that enough people attend. It can beso disappointing to
spend all your time on other details and then not sell enough tickets and have to cancel
the event.
The information on this page will help you with marketing your event, and you always
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to write about your event. For a comprehensive list of contact details for local
media including places you can advertise your event for free please ask your
fundraiser for a copy of the document ‘where to market your event.
Thirty-one-year-old Jade Fallowfield of Wath Upon Dearne and her work
colleagues from HSBC Bank Client Services, have raised over £3500 for
Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice in memory of her 10-year-old cousin
Elijah who sadly passed away in May 2012.
Jade and her colleagues Sarah Jane-Brook, Alison Ragsdale and Kate
Colgrave who are all Technical Specialists at HSBC’s Tankersley office, ran
the Great Yorkshire Run in September to raise the funds for the hospice
where Elijah spent the last three weeks of his life. Elijah was diagnosed
with an inoperable brain tumour in June 2011 and sadly lost his battle in
May this year. His parents Dawn and John together with his younger
brother Edan spent the last few weeks with him at the children’s hospice while his older brother Jack
stayed at home. Jade said: “I visited Bluebell Wood a number of times during the last few weeks of Elijah's
life, initially I was scared to visit but realised what a relaxed and friendly atmosphere it has once I had
been.
“The support and help given to my Aunt, Uncle and his brothers was amazing and I know the staff made
things so much easier during what was an extremely difficult time for them.” Jade and her colleagues all
finished the run in less than one hour and ten minutes despite some of them never having run before and
it being an extremely hot day! They raised £1785 in sponsorship and HSBC have agreed to match fund this
amount making a grand total of £3570!
Jade is now arranging further fundraising activities through work, and HSBC Tankersley have also
nominated Bluebell Wood as their chosen charity for next year, “this way I can
continue to support them as this is
something I feel quite strongly about
now.” added Jade.
Julie Hampson, Corporate Fundraiser
for Bluebell Wood said: “We’re
extremely grateful to Jade, her
colleagues and HSBC for all their
support and the fabulous amount
of money they have raised for us.
“It costs us £3 million per year to offer
our services and as we receive no
statutory government funding we rely
on community support so we can help
more families like
Elijah’s.”
Corporate fundraising :
Julie Hampson – 01909 517361 or Julie.hampson@bluebellwood.org
Rachael Dawes – 01909 517367 or Rachael.dawes@bluebellwood.org
Helen Mower –Fundraiser for Doncaster and Head of Fundraising –
01909 517 364 or helen.mower@bluebellwood.org
Gail Parkin – Fundraiser for Sheffield –
01909 517 362 or gail.parkin@bluebellwood.org
Emma Vizor – Fundraiser for North Derbyshire and North Nottinghamshire –
01909 517 368 or emma.vizor@bluebellwood.org
Melanie Rose– Fundraiser for Barnsley and Rotherham01909 517 363 or melanie.rose@bluebellwood.org