February 2016 Bulletin

The Bulletin
Happy 1st Birthday Chichester!
Our newest charity shop for Chestnut Tree House celebrates its 1st year
Staff, volunteers and supporters at our
Chichester Chestnut Tree House shop
celebrated their first anniversary with a
birthday party on Wednesday 17 February.
The theme was the ‘Best of British’, with
everyone enjoying traditional party fayre of
homemade cakes and scones with cream and
jam.
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{For staff and volunteers at St Barnabas House and Chestnut Tree House}
Feb 2016
Shop Manager, Helen Smith, has been with the shop since
it opened last February and said, “It’s more than a shop,
it’s a community hub where local people and visitors to
the City come back again and again. We’ve got an amazing
team of volunteers and generous supporters and this
was a wonderful opportunity for us to say thank you to
everyone”.
Hayley Williams, the charity’s Retail Area Manager, said:
“Since the shop opened in February 2015, nearly 25,000
items have been sold and over 70 bags of donations are
made per week to the shop. We’d really like to thank the
local community for their kind generosity and support”.
Since opening, the shop has generated enough income to
give 150 children the chance to visit Chestnut Tree House
hospice for a day and enjoy the
facilities and a range of activities
The Mayor of Chichester, Councillor
whilst giving mum and dad a
Peter Budge and Granny Rosie, cut the break from the daily care. Keep
cake to mark the celebrations .
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Worthing Chestnut Tree House Shop
A message from Jan Harper, Head of Retail: “It is with regret that I am
informing you that we have recently moved out of our Chestnut Tree
House shop in Montague Street Worthing.
Unfortunately our lease on the premises expired at the end of February
and we were unfortunately unable to negotiate a new lease with the
Landlords due to a significant increase in rent.
I am delighted to announce that the fantastic Bridal Department that
Shop Manager Linda Abraham and her team put so much effort into has
been relocated to the first floor at our St Barnabas Shop in Rowlands
Road, Worthing and will be opening on Wednesday 2 March.
The teams at Rowlands Road and Montague Street have been very busy during the move, and have been
helped out by the Van drivers along with all the team from the Warehouse. I would like to thank everyone
involved for their hard work during this time.
I am very grateful to volunteers, staff and customers who supported the shop on Montague Street. Looking
ahead, we are actively looking for new shop premises in Worthing and we are optimistic that we can find one
that is even better.
Linda and her team look forward to welcoming customers to the newly relocated Bridal Department at the
Rowlands Road shop.”
VOLUNTEER CELEBRATION
EVENTS FOR 2016
Over the past few years, some of our wonderful St Barnabas and Chestnut Tree House
volunteers have enjoyed the annual event for volunteers at the Charmandean Centre in
Worthing. This year we are making some changes and holding a range of different new events
for volunteers to maximise attendance and offer choice.
If you are a volunteer for Chestnut Tree House – at the hospice,
in our shops, fundraising or CTH Friends Groups – you will
receive an invitation to a choice of gatherings held on different
dates at the end of May/early June. These will be in different locations - at Chestnut Tree House, in Chichester
and in Eastbourne. We hope that a date and location will be convenient for you. The purpose of the CTH
volunteer events is to say thank you, to celebrate the contribution of volunteers to our children’s hospice, to
present some long-service badges and to talk about future plans for Chestnut Tree House. Invitations will be
sent after Easter to all CTH volunteers and shop sites and below are the confirmed dates for CTH volunteer
events in 2016.
Eastbourne – Cumberland Hotel – Thursday 26 May at 6pm-8pm
Chestnut Tree House
Chichester – The Fishbourne Centre, Blackboy Lane, Fishbourne – Thursday 2 June 6pm-8pm
Chestnut Tree House – Tuesday 14 June, three events at 3pm or 4.30pm or 6pm (guests choose)
Can you
believe
we have
been in our new building on Titnore Lane for five
years?! To celebrate this milestone and to recognise
all that you do for us as a volunteer for St Barnabas
House, we would like to invite you to the hospice
to say ‘thank you’ and share our new plans for St
Barnabas House over the next 5 years.
St Barnabas House
reach many more people in our community – there
will be a short presentation and an opportunity to
ask questions relating to this. We will present some
long service badges, there will be refreshments
available and time for you to meet and chat to other
fellow volunteers and staff. We also expect that our
new Chairman, Derwyn Jones, and other Trustees
will be able to attend some of the events to meet
volunteers.
St Barnabas House volunteers – at the hospice, in
our care services, Community Companions, in our
shops, fundraising or STB Friends Groups – will all
be invited to a choice of gatherings over the summer
at the hospice. We expect to offer at least six dates
on various days and at different times to maximise
attendance - each event will be for around 50
volunteers and will be informal style.
We appreciate that many of you have enjoyed
the annual Volunteer Celebration Evening at the
Charmandean but this year we wanted to reach as
many of you as possible with a different kind of event
- you are all important ambassadors for the hospice.
We really do value your contribution and feel this
is great way for us all to go forward together and
strive to make St Barnabas House care services
accessible to many more people who could benefit
from our care and support. We do hope you can
join us to celebrate your voluntary contribution and
how you enable us to give such excellent care and
face the future with such ambitious goals.
I can hear you thinking, what does this look like,
why should I go? The hospice is about to launch an
ambitious range of new services: we would like to
share our plans for the future and how we aim to
You will receive an invitation letter from Voluntary Services with a list
of the dates for each hospice. Chestnut Tree House volunteers will
receive this during April and St Barnabas House invites will go out
during May. Those who volunteer for both hospices, will receive both invitations. You will be asked to
inform Voluntary Services of your choice of event. We hope that many of you will take this opportunity to
visit the hospice that you so passionately support.
All volunteers
Staff and Volunteer News...
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• Rebekah Denney,
Community Team Le
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Farewell and
thankyou...
this year
Congratulations Claire!
To Community Palliative Care Nurse Claire Leslie
on passing her Advanced assessment skills exam.
, keen cyclist Ben will
As an added challenge
a
adventure dressed as
complete the cycling
parrot. If you
would like to
help Ben reach
his fundraising
target of
£1,500 you can
sponsor him
online at www.
justgiving.com/
ben-cth.
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Introducing our new
HR Director
Here Gillian Brennan, HR Director for St Barnabas House and
Chestnut Tree House, talks about her first month in her new role.
“Hi, I am Gillian Brennan and I am
nearing the end of my first four
weeks. Being new to the world
of hospices and charity, I have
been bowled over by everyone’s
patience and willingness to
share with me about their roles
and what it is like to work for
St Barnabas and Chestnut Tree
House.
I was thrilled to have been offered
this role and put in charge of all
things to do with people and
I have been so warmed
by the welcome I have
received from you and
am looking forward
to getting down to
some real work now
that my induction is
nearing completion.
I have not yet met
everyone and being
a bit pathetic around
blood I am slightly
anxious about visiting the
clinical teams, but I have
been offered a ward round
so hopefully I will meet more of
you soon. I am also hoping to stay
into the evening to meet those of
you who are on late shift.
I have been out and about to some
of our wonderful charity shops
and now sport a set of fabulous
beads and scarf I bought along the
way! I have also been talking with
our volunteers and again have
been amazed at just how many of
you offer your time in so many
different areas of the organisation,
and I must say the cakes in our
coffee shops are irresistible!
I have received a lot of
constructive feedback, and I have
been taking on board both the
good and bad points that have
been raised. This has been very
helpful and I will continue to listen
to what you think and what we
can do to support you further.
Points raised include the fact
that HR Select is not working for
support we will soon be making a
difference.
I have had a lot of experience
working in people teams across
Training and Development,
Reward, Recruitment and Process
Administration and I have also
worked a stint in Facilities. I left
Virgin Holidays in January this year,
having worked there for 10 years.
I have also been lucky enough
to work in Guernsey where
I was Director of HR
for Specsavers and
prior to that I lived in
Johannesburg working
for Deloitte in the
Audit Division focusing
on supporting young
black students through
university and their
graduate scheme
placements. Originally I
had started life as a High
School Teacher having
always wanted to work
with young people but this
morphed in to loving working
with people.
everyone and that working out
annual leave can be a difficult task.
I also know it’s not easy to find
our forms and policies, and things
take too long to wend their way
through the various processes.
With these and your other
feedback in mind I will be working
with my team to look at how we
can improve the situation. I think
there is a challenge ahead of me
but I love a challenge and I know
if I continue to get your honest
feedback alongside your offers of
I passionately believe good
people are at the heart of good
organisations and that my role
is to support the business
through good people strategies
and concrete measurable goals
and plans. My role is to ensure
we have the right people (both
staff and volunteers), in the right
roles, who with the right support
guidance and development are
in the centre of delivering the
incredible care I see round me
today.”
Th an ks, Gillia n
News from Retail
Thank you Jackie!
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A big thank you to one of our Durrington shop
volunteers, Jackie Caswell, who has been helping out
at the shop for over 13 years. Jackie has recently
renovated a dolls house to sell in the shop to raise
funds for St Barnabas House. Head of Retail, Jan Harper
said: “We’d get nowhere without our amazing teams
of volunteers both in the shops and in our warehouse.
This is a great example of the ingenuity and skills they
bring. Many thanks to Jackie and to all of our retail
volunteers”.
Our Uckfiel d Shop has a new look!
Our Uckfield shop’s retail contribution to Chestnut Tree House
has doubled in the last year and to keep the momentum going
we have put up a new sign to bring the shop into line with all of
our other Chestnut Tree House shops. Why not pop along to
Uckfield High Street and have a look. The shop stocks a variety
of ladies and gents clothing, from top high street designers to
items from most of the usual high street shops.There’s also
bric a brac and toys, all beautifully displayed on hand painted
upcycled furniture. Angie and her team display everything in
a colour co-ordinated way, making it easy to find that special
outfit, plus the accessories to go with it!
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Our very creative shop teams often have
themed window displays. This month, they’ve been setting
our hearts a flutter with their Valentines Windows! Here is a
selection of the displays.
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Littlehampton
Eastbourne
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Uckfield
Broadwater
News from
St Barnabas
Friends Coffee Morning
The St Barnabas Community Fundraising Team held a
coffee morning for The Friends of St Barnabas House
on Tuesday 16 February. Members of local Friends
Groups came together to
share fundraising ideas
and enjoy some tea and
cake. Wendy Bardsley,
Community Fundraising
Manager, announced that
the Friends Groups have
raised a fantastic £33,000
since April 2015! Thank you
to Cakey Wakey Pudding and
Pie for donating a fantastic
chocolate cake for the event
(pictured right), and to
Volunteer Linda
Upperton
(pictured
above
left with
Wendy) for
helping to
serve the
tea and
cake.
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Next
event
coming
For more information or to book
your soon!
place at an event, please contact the Day
Hospice on 01903 706378
or email [email protected].
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Shoot the
Monday 2
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Family
5 July 2016
, 10am – 3
You can also visit the website - www.stbh.org.uk/mylife - please
help spread the word about these events by telling your friends
and family.
Posters can also be downloaded from the website.
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The M&M crew
On Thursday 18 Feb Connor and Bradley hit their
£2,500.01 fundraising target for their sponsored swim,
beating their Highdown Drive neighbours’ Christmas
Lights fundraising total! Donations are still coming
in to their JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/
ConnorandBradleysSwim/
They have swum over 600 lengths between them so
far at their local pool in Littlehampton, over half the
distance of the English Channel. A huge well done and
thank you to the boys from everyone at St Barnabas
House. Their proud Mum Jeanette continues to be
cared for in the IPU.
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Pictured right: Connor and Bradley Bak iser”
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John Hodges, wearing special “Top Fun
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the way
fundraising achievements. John went all d like
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to London to get the special M&M lan
his that the boys really loved.
HOP watch...
Pond watch...
The St Barnabas Hospice Outreach Project
continues to provide accessible information
about end of life care right into the heart
of the community. Pictured above in
Littlehampton town centre on Tuesday 23
February, the 4th new venue to be added in
6 months. The project aims to help ease the
questions and worries those affected by a wide
range of life-limiting illnesses may have and to
bring information about the hospice’s services
to the community.
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During February, the HOP team Marcelle and
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Shaun have been displaying wellbeing leaflets and
taking these pictures
signposting towards NHS and other wellbeing
support groups for “Wellbeing in Focus”.
The theme for March will be Lung and COPD.
Don’t forget to keep an eye on the timetable at www.stb.org.uk/outreach - please help us spread
the word about the HOP visits – thank you!
News from
Chestnut Tree House
On Tuesday 9 February children at the
House enjoyed Pancake Day fun. Here
is Josh enjoying pancake arts and crafts
organised by our wonder ful Activity
Leaders. He chose fruit for his topping.
Children at the House
painted paper plates to
create this beautiful dr
agon for Chinese New
Year on Monday 8 Febr
uary. Wishing everyone
a
happy year of the (che
eky) monkey!
Sunshine after the rain at Chestnut Tree House – the beautiful gardens
are starting to show signs of spring!
A lovely Sibling Day was held on Tuesday 16th February at the House.
The children did arts and crafts and played happily in the sunny garden.
Everyone enjoyed a yummy picnic provided by Jez and the kitchen team.
News from Brighton and Hove’s fundraising frontier!
Pictured below right, Georgie Goddard, Chestnut Tree House
Community Fundraiser for Brighton and Hove, is celebrating
her first year in the team. Here she shares a few insights
and anecdotes about her endeavours so far, and some of the
wonderful fundraisers she has met along the way, including the
amazing “Mermamas”. Read on to find out more…
“Since joining the team in February 2015, no two days have
been the same! Just a year into this role, working for this
amazing organisation, I am forever bowled-over by people’s
generosity, enthusiasm and passion in helping us to raise vital
funds for the children we support. I have also been amazed by
the variety of innovative ideas that people come up with to
raise money. Seldom has a day gone by without an individual or
group contacting us with their fundraising ideas. There is much
camaraderie and friendly competing among our team to get
involved with the more extravagant and exciting fundraising ideas that come our way.
So when a group of passionate young mums contacted me to say they were training for a challenging cross
channel swim relay in the summer of 2015 I was absolutely delighted. The group of daring swimmers are Lou
Murie, Cindy kay, Rebecca Habba,Victoria Nixon, Caroline Casswell, Jo Phillimore,
and reserve swimmer / support merman Jon Kay. Jon shared
with me their training schedule (which looked, frankly, pretty
gruelling, bearing in mind all the women have demanding
jobs and young children), and some of the other innovative
fundraising ideas they had up their sleeves involving school
events in Brighton and Hove .
Prior to the swim some of the Mermamas were given the
opportunity to visit Chestnut Tree House. They said the visit
and in-depth knowledge about the hospice really helped to
keep them motivated through the cold, all weather swimmingtraining, and the thought of jellyfish infested waters! It was
touching indeed to meet the team and to see the support and
friendship they offered each other.
Following their amazing swim on a wet,
grey October day they have raised a
huge amount of money – just under £18,000 – enough to pay for over 60 hours of
all our care services, both at the House and in families’ own homes. They have also
helped to raise awareness of Chestnut Tree House. Now when I visit schools in the
city, invariably a child tells me that they know about our
work because of the Mermamas or a small hand will be
raised in an assembly to tell me proudly that their mum is
a Mermama.
I feel very privileged to have met these amazing women,
and the many other wonderful and inspiring fundraisers
from Brighton and Hove who approach Chestnut Tree
House wanting to support us. It is really amazing to
help them to achieve their goals, and I would like to
Jane Martin, our
g Co- thank my wonderful colleagues for their support
Brighton Marketin
during my first year at Chestnut Tree House.
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Georgie, February 2016
Georgie Goddard,
Chestnut Tree House
Community Fundraise
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for Brighton and Hove
Big Heart Auction took
The first satellite exhibition for the
y in Chichester from
place at the Candida Stevens Galler
ry.
Monday 16 to Wednesday 17 Februa
the Tuesday evening,
A special viewing event took place on
ters, artists and
with special guests including suppor
staff who ensured the
sponsors. Thanks go to volunteers and
ests had an opportunity
lively evening was a great success. Gu
t will be auctioned off
to view a selection of the artwork tha
nks.
in July while enjoying nibbles and dri
raise awareness of
The event was a great opportunity to
the Big Heart Auction
Chestnut Tree House and promote
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in the Chichester area. Please visit ww
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bigheartauction.org.uk to view the ma
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beautiful artworks that have bee
by
so far, including small canvases made
children at the House.
Pictured L-R, Vic Shead, volunteer The
lma Manning, CTH staff Liz
Ganney, Sarah Arnold, Alison Taylor,
Juliette Macpherson, Anna
Woodward, and guest Shelley Bennet
t.
Our CEO Hugh pictured with our new HR
Director Gillian Brennan.
CTH staff
delighted with a
successful evening,
Anna Woodward
(L) and Sarah
Miles.
Stephanie Smith (L) and Sarah Arnold (R)
pictured with volunteer Ann Cooke.
We are still seeking volunteers to help out at the next satellite exhibitions taking
place across Sussex. See the table below for details:
Date
Location
Times
Volunteer Role
16 -17 May
The Dome, Worthing
9am - 1.30pm / 1pm - 5pm
Exhibition manning
6, 7, 8, 9 June
Towner Gallery, Eastbourne
10am - 1.30pm / 1pm - 5pm Exhibition manning
21, 22, 23 June
St Mary in the Castle, Hastings
9am - 1pm / 1pm - 6pm
Exhibition manning
30 June
The Dome, Brighton
5pm - 10pm
Exhibition set-up
1, 2, 3, & 4 July
5 July
The Dome, Brighton
The Dome, Brighton
10am - 1.30pm /1.30pm - 5pm Exhibition set-up & manning
9am - 11am
Exhibition break-up
If you or anyone you know could help, please call Angie Bacon
on 01903 706326 or email [email protected] for further details.
Photo Friday for non-Facebookers
Here are some of the staff and volunteers who have featured on Facebook in the last few weeks
John Bellamy has been a
Community Fundraising
Volunteer at Chestnut Tree
for a year.
Claire Dinning has been
Bank Care Support
Worker at Chestnut Tree
for a year and a half.
“I started working at Chestnut
Tree House to gain experience
for my student nursing course.
It’s such a nice place to work,
meeting all the different
children and coming up with
fun activities.”
Jo Hill has been a
Fundraising Volunteer
at Chestnut Tree for 12
Years.
“ I just love coming to Chestnut
Tree House and doing what I
can to help. I feel so proud when
I see what has been achieved.
It’s all just so worthwhile.”
Dennis Say has been a
Garden Volunteer at St Bs
for ten months.
“I love the camaraderie here. I
always come up on a Thursday
and get to meet new people
who I wouldn’t have known
otherwise. It’s a great friendly
team here. People get the wrong
perception that because it’s a
hospice it’s depressing, but it’s a
great atmosphere.”
“ Variety is the spice of life!
This role incorporates such a
diverse range of activities, and
brings with it a real sense of
contribution to the Community
Fundraising effort.”
Jayne Barker is a
Registered, General and
Mental Health Nurse.
Shas been Staff Nurse at
St Barnabas for a year in
the Day Hospice and IPU.
“I was working in dementia but
I wanted to work in an area
where I could use both of my
qualifications. The best thing
about working here is the high
level of input you can give to
the patients. We have a really
strong and supportive team as
well.”
Maura Foster has been a
Volunteer at St Barnabas
for an incredible 21
years. Every week she
does a shift in the coffee
shop, Day Hospice and
Finance Office.
“The thing I always say to
people when they ask why I do
this is, you get far more out of it
than you put in.”
If you would like to feature on our Facebook ‘Photo-Friday’ please contact
Jayne Todd - [email protected] / Tel: 01903 706310
Events Volunteers
In Action...
Meet Volunteer
Andy Thornton...
“I became a volunteer for Chestnut Tree
and St Barnabas really by chance. I used
to accompany my wife at CTH fundraising
events, and became aware how hard
the fundraisers work to raise the funds
needed to look after these desperately ill
children.
I used to work in the aircraft industry
and flew and maintained a private jet, for a
very wealthy Middle Eastern family. It made me
realise how little individuals seem to ‘put back’
into society for the greater good of all, without
looking for some personal financial gain. So
when I retired two years ago, I decided that if I
could do nothing else I would give up my time
and help any way I could.
I let the hospice know I was available for
whatever task they needed help with, and in
the last 2 years I have manufactured tombola
drums, lollipop holders and taken on the role
of Collection tin Co-ordinator and deliver
fundraising materials to supporters.
I am also very proud, and relieved, that my
bathtub raft stayed afloat with the CTH team
aboard, at the Arun Bath Tub Race a couple of
years ago!
I have now met many like-minded people at
all the fundraising events I have helped at, and
it is evident that without the volunteers help,
neither CTH or STB would be able to give the
level of care it does to its patients.
It is a good feeling to know that by
volunteering we have saved the organisation
money which is better spent elsewhere and I
feel privileged to be able to give something to
such a worthwhile charity and I love wearing
my bright yellow t-shirt!”
A n dy
Andy at the
Lindfield Village Day
South Downs Trek Volunteers
Gantry Volunteers Eric and Neil pictured below at
the South Downs Trek for St Barnabas House in
October 2015. Pictured right: Eric Roberts is 54 from
Southwick. His wife sadly passed away 18 months
ago at St Barnabas, and his mother was also cared
for by the hospice. He wanted to volunteer to
repay an “unpayable” debt to the hospice and said
that the volunteering gives him something really
worthwhile to do with his time and gives him
something positive to focus on. Eric said: “The
work St Barnabas does is phenomenal.”
Neil Aspinall is 46 from Worthing. He
volunteers as a way of saying: “Thank you,” to
St Barnabas, for caring for his mother, and for
their amazing help and support.
Volunteers we need you...
Fundraising opportunities
There are lots of volunteering positions in 2016 that need your help.
Please contact Angie Bacon about them on 01903 706326.
Night to Remember
Promotional stands
Various dates/locations in April:
Haskins Roundstone
Saturday 2 April, 10am to 1pm &
1pm to 4pm
Wednesday 6 April, 10am to 1pm &
1pm to 4pm
Asda, Ferring
Wednesday 20 April, 10am to 1pm
& 1pm to 4pm
Saturday 7 May, 10am to 1pm &
1pm to 4pm
Sainsburys, Lyons Farm
Saturday 30 April, 10am to 1pm &
1pm to 4pm
Brighton Marathon
Sunday 17 April
Cheering squad, collections.
Shifts available between 9am - 3pm
Along the route in Brighton
Supermarket Public Collections
Friday, 29 April, 10am to 12, 12 to
2pm, 2pm to 4pm
Saturday 30 April, 10am to 12, 12 to
2pm, 2pm to 4pm
Sunday 1 May 10am to 1pm
Sat 11 June, 10am to 12, 12 to 2pm,
2pm to 4pm
Sainsbury’s, Lyons Farm
Night to Remember-Midnight
Walk
Saturday 25 to Sunday 26 June
Route Marshalling, Serving refreshments, Handing
Out Medals.
Shifts available from 10pm (Sat) to 8am(Sun)
Worthing Leisure Centre
Night to Remember
Promotional stands
Various dates in March and April
Friday 4 March, 10am to 4pm
Saturday 2 April, 10am to 4pm
Saturday 9 April, 10am to 4pm
Friday 22 April, 10am to 4pm
Arndale Centre, Eastbourne
Mother’s Day Collections
Sunday 6 March
Set up/Break down
Awareness stand, Public collections.
10:30am to 1:30pm or
1:30pm till 4:30pm
Snowhill Garden Centre, Copthorne
Piazza Italia
Good Friday 25 March
Awareness/Fundraising stand
Public collections
9am to 1pm & 1pm to 5pm
Carfax, Horsham
Brighton Marathon
Sunday 17 April
Cheering squad, Public collections
Shifts available between 9am & 3pm
Along the route in Brighton
May Fayre
Monday 2 May
Information & Fundraising Stand
9:30am to 12:30pm or
12:30pm to 4:30pm
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T h a n k y ou!