The draw took place at Sainsbury's Didcot. All the eggs donated won by the lucky 24 raising £141 for Footsteps and Oxford Children's Hospital. Our Easter raffle this year has raised a fantastic £141 to support sick and disabled children within Oxfordshire.
Our third annual eggs-cellent draw, which saw 24 eggs donated in total, was drawn yesterday. Congratulations to all the lucky winners - see attached.
A huge thank you to everyone who brought tickets for this year's draw, and a big thank you to Sainsbury's Didcot who have generously donated a huge amount of eggs.
Thank you to our super supporter Lee Crook, who works at the store, for helping to orchestrate this year's draw. Lee has supported us so well since 2014 and has raised many thousands towards our total.
£70.50 each will be donated to Footsteps Foundation and Oxford Children's Hospital.
The Footsteps Centre in Dorchester-on-Thames specialises in the intensive rehabilitation of children and young adults with a range of neurological and neuro-motor disorders, including cerebral palsy, genetic disorders, epilepsy, and undiagnosed conditions through providing innovative physiotherapy approaches. Whilst the funds raised for the Children's Hospital will support the parent accommodation, to create a brand new 62-bedroomed Ronald McDonald House.
Our third annual eggs-cellent draw, which saw 24 eggs donated in total, was drawn yesterday. Congratulations to all the lucky winners - see attached.
A huge thank you to everyone who brought tickets for this year's draw, and a big thank you to Sainsbury's Didcot who have generously donated a huge amount of eggs.
Thank you to our super supporter Lee Crook, who works at the store, for helping to orchestrate this year's draw. Lee has supported us so well since 2014 and has raised many thousands towards our total.
£70.50 each will be donated to Footsteps Foundation and Oxford Children's Hospital.
The Footsteps Centre in Dorchester-on-Thames specialises in the intensive rehabilitation of children and young adults with a range of neurological and neuro-motor disorders, including cerebral palsy, genetic disorders, epilepsy, and undiagnosed conditions through providing innovative physiotherapy approaches. Whilst the funds raised for the Children's Hospital will support the parent accommodation, to create a brand new 62-bedroomed Ronald McDonald House.
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