Wallich Winter Campaign Raises £56k, Aids 4,000 Homeless
The Wallich's winter appeal raised £56,270, supporting 4,014 people with emergency grants, outreach, and housing. Communities across Wales showed immense creativity in fundraising efforts.
The Wallich's winter appeal raised £56,270, supporting 4,014 people with emergency grants, outreach, and housing. Communities across Wales showed immense creativity in fundraising efforts.
Woodlands Animal Sanctuary in Holmeswood has taken in 32 new animals, including guinea pigs after a year's absence and cats from an unneutered home. The sanctuary faces challenges with pregnant cats and a goat's emergency surgery, seeking community suppor
Cala Homes (Southern) has donated £750 to Oakley Men's Shed, enabling the community group to upgrade tools and enhance their skills for local projects in Basingstoke.
Sandy Bear Children’s Bereavement Charity will host its inaugural Ladies Day in May 2026, featuring prosecco, food, and live music to fund vital support services for grieving children and families across Wales.
Nightingale House Hospice celebrates the success of its festive Rudolph Run campaign, raising over £17,000 with support from schools, nurseries, and businesses across the region.
Mold Fire Station's annual bonfire and fireworks event at Mold Alex Football Club raised £4,500 for local causes, including Wales Air Ambulance, NEWSAR, and a stroke rehab centre.
The Bridge Homelessness to Hope hosts its annual Big Sleep fundraiser in March 2026, inviting participants to sleep outside to raise money and awareness for Leicester's homeless community.
The Sunshine Run charity 5K event celebrates its 23rd anniversary on Newcastle Quayside, sponsored by Stagecoach. This year introduces The Sunshine Mile for schools, aiming to involve younger participants in supporting children with disabilities.
Pupils from Ysgol Llys Hywel in Whitland organized a sponsored walk and coffee morning, raising £2,600 for the Chemotherapy Day Unit at Prince Philip Hospital in Llanelli, in support of their teacher's care.
Project 16:15, a charity supporting homeless communities in Northamptonshire, has received a £1,500 donation from David Wilson Homes to fund meals, survival equipment, and café operations.
TDF Burlesque Group's year-long support for Hopian culminated in a sold-out showcase, raising vital funds and awareness for victims of domestic abuse and child sex exploitation in South Yorkshire.
As winter's chill intensifies, Emmaus Dover calls for public vigilance to protect rough sleepers from life-threatening cold. The charity outlines key actions, including reporting via StreetLink and donating wisely to support their mission.
Finley Goodhew completed a three-month John O'Groats to Land's End walk with his dog Reggie, raising over £3,600 for Sue Ryder hospice care and meeting his now-girlfriend Lauren during the journey.
The Bacup community is hosting a 'Brains, Bakes and Bingo' event to raise £8,000 for a specialized electric wheelchair for Finnick Whittaker, a two-year-old with cerebral palsy, to support his independence as he grows.
A Wirral mother, whose children needed neonatal care, is raising funds for Wirral University Teaching Hospital Charity through fitness challenges, inspired by her own health battles and the support her family received.
Royal Voluntary Service urgently requires around 60 volunteers to operate hospital trolleys at Royal Glamorgan and Princess of Wales Hospitals, providing refreshments and companionship to patients and staff.
Volunteers Dan Sinclair and Nathan Siddans completed the Deal Half Marathon in full RNLI inshore lifeboat kit, finishing in 2:15 and raising £1,400. They aim to tackle the London Marathon next.
Arnold Clark employees have raised £810.76 for Moya Cole Hospice through their Change for Charity program, which collects small wage contributions to support local causes.
East Cheshire Hospice has strengthened its spiritual support by recruiting additional volunteer chaplains who provide comfort and companionship to patients. Retired minister Chris Newton and therapist Sarah Burrows share their experiences of offering mean
Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young People launches its inaugural furniture shop in Shepshed, offering preloved items and a free collection service to fund palliative care for families in the East Midlands.
A Norfolk family has raised nearly £2,500 through festive events to fund vital equipment like a CuddleCot and privacy pram for bereaved families at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital's Maternity Unit.
The Malt Shovel in Pontefract has raised more than £14,000 for charities and individuals, contributing to Craft Union Pub Company's national £1 million charity milestone for the second year running.
Royal Berks Charity celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2026, highlighting three decades of funding for medical equipment and patient care beyond NHS budgets across Berkshire and South Oxfordshire.
A 12-hour spinathon and fitness classes at Parklands Leisure Centre in Oadby and Wigston raised £3,200 for Breast Cancer Now, supported by local businesses and community generosity.
A couple in Soham has donated nearly £2,500 to East Anglia's Children's Hospices from their annual Christmas light display, bringing their total support to £25,000 for the charity that helped their grandson.
Moya Cole Hospice and Global Adventures are hosting a free information evening on February 26 to detail the 2026 Inca Trail and Spanish Three Peaks treks, which raise funds for hospice care services.
Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals Charity invites brave supporters to abseil down the Women and Children's Hospital on April 25, 2026, aiming to surpass last year's £12,000 fundraising success.
Lewis Jones from Newtown is tackling the London Marathon to raise funds for Hope House Children's Hospices, honoring his late son Ronnie, who passed away at 15 months. He joins a team of 20 runners, including hospice carer Ian Greaves, aiming to boost the
Barratt and David Wilson Homes has donated £1,500 to Sheffield Hospitals Charity's bereavement services, funding memory boxes and facilities for families experiencing baby loss, including the Jessop Wing Bereavement Suite.
Rugby Rotarians, local musicians, and the Masonic Lodge collaborate on a Musical Afternoon Tea event to support Fisher House, providing sanctuary for military families at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital.