Changing, transforming and saving lives across Oxfordshire
Play2Give (P2G) is an Oxfordshire fundraising organisation supporting, raising money and awareness for a number of local charities including Oxford Children's Hospital.
The Play2Give Room - a patient room for teenagers - was unveiled at the Oxford Children's Hospital's Melanie's Ward in March 2017 after raising over £40,000 for our own named room. One of P2G's proudest moments. Picture - courtesy of and credited to Newsquest Oxfordshire
Since being established in September 2007, we have raised over £215,000 to date continuing the heart of what our passionate founder Andrew Baker is all about - changing, transforming and saving lives locally, with a particular focus on children, health and disability charities!
CHARITY OF THE YEAR 2020 - THAMES VALLEY BUSINESS & COMMUNITY AWARDS
British Citizen Award medallist Andrew, recognised with a prestigious Points of Light award from the Prime Minister in early 2020, founded P2G in September 2007. Read more about Andrew
P2G, initially created as a football tournament, is an ever-growing independent non-profit organisation. P2G is hugely successful and year on year grows and grows, helping tens of thousands of people through a wide number of events and campaigns. We raise money and awareness each year and all year round for many county charities (see more on these below).
We are very good at what we do and receive a great amount of support and love from the local community. As a team we are very proud of all that we and Andy achieve. Our name and reputation within the local community just continues to grow and grow.
Our proud Patrons are Dr Winston Ellis and David Johnston OBE MP
CHARITY OF THE YEAR 2020 - THAMES VALLEY BUSINESS & COMMUNITY AWARDS
British Citizen Award medallist Andrew, recognised with a prestigious Points of Light award from the Prime Minister in early 2020, founded P2G in September 2007. Read more about Andrew
P2G, initially created as a football tournament, is an ever-growing independent non-profit organisation. P2G is hugely successful and year on year grows and grows, helping tens of thousands of people through a wide number of events and campaigns. We raise money and awareness each year and all year round for many county charities (see more on these below).
We are very good at what we do and receive a great amount of support and love from the local community. As a team we are very proud of all that we and Andy achieve. Our name and reputation within the local community just continues to grow and grow.
Our proud Patrons are Dr Winston Ellis and David Johnston OBE MP
Our promotional video filmed over the course of two summer months in 2017 showcases what we are all about - changing, transforming and saving lives across Oxfordshire! With thanks to Interlock Productions for producing this fantastic film.
With Sainsbury's Didcot, we helped raise £655 to buy two brand new PlayStation 4 with games for Melanie's Ward. Andy met young cerebral palsy patient Mitchell upon delivering the PS4's
OUR CHARITIES:
We support several local charities and we are always striving to help raise awareness and provide support to other charities within the Oxfordshire region, including...
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We funded a patient room in Oxford Children's Hospital
2017 saw a very special lasting legacy be achieved within the Oxford Children's Hospital in our name. We were extremely proud and delighted to see the fruition of of our labour of years of our hard work campaigning and fundraising for the hospital rewarded with our very own sponsored room treating teenage patients officially opened. After years of setting out to achieve a £40,000 target for the Children's Hospital, late 2016 saw us reach the very special goal in our history. We were delighted in March 2017 when the ribbon to The Play2Give Room on Melanie's Ward (adolescent ward) was cut by Andrew. The room - a single patient room - was chosen in 2014 with us by the Oxford Hospitals Charity, because our inspiring founder Andrew had brain surgery when he was 12 and treatment from birth and our fellow team player, Dale Harris's daughter, Mya, for treatment to Spina Bifida since she was born. A massive thank you to everyone who supported and helped us over many years including Sainsbury's in Didcot to achieve this very special room which will go on to treat and support teenagers and their families for a lifetime. Other notable funding differences we have made over the years:
We are a well-regarded and established fundraising group recognised at many levels for our work and successes in charitable work across Oxfordshire:
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Visit our full Gallery to see images of Play2Give's success since 2007.
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