I felt that it was about time that I organised some fund raising to say a HUGE thanks to all the people who provide this support often on a voluntary basis.
Katie will be doing a sponsored walk to raise funds. please read the link and visit my facebook event http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=111161642229176&ref=ts
And here is the link if you are able to offer sponsorship. If you cant spare change, please spare prayers :) http://www.everydayhero.co.uk/Quackas remember to tick the gift aid box.
22nd to 30th May 2010 is National Arthritis Care week.
Come along to Dean Castle in Kilmarnock on the 29th of May, bring your family and walk with us to raise funds for Arthritis Care Scotland.
Dean Castles Park Rangers will be taking 2 separate walks with a 3rd by a volunteer. walk for 5 minutes or 5 miles and see some gorgeous surroundings. http://www.deancastle.com/
Walks to suit all ages and there will be a tea and coffee tent for those unable to walk.
Bring a picnic and your teddy bear, prizes for the best dressed bear and small prizes for taking part.
The Rangers will also be taking a group pond dipping to see what lives in the pond...
This walk is to help raise funds for the Charity who supports my daughter.
Katie is 13 1/2 with Juvenile Arthritis. There are sadly approximately 120 children living with the disease in Scotland, Arthritis isn't just for old folk :)
You've been a busy lady, Ms Karen! Loving all the cards - must get back into it if/when time allows.... Have just updated my blog with the latest projects - should give you a giggle!
ReplyDeleteP.S. Alice just raided her piggy bank and made a donation to Katie's sponsored walk :-)
Hi I've just found you through Crom's Cubby Hole. I suffer with ME/CFS & fybro myalgia. My mum suffers with arthritis. You're daughter sounds like a fighter...good on her. Best of look for her sponsored walk x
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