Over £5,300 in 2022 helping the youngest of hospital patients
Tomorrow night (October 27th), it is our fourth Halloween Party, and yet again, it is another sell-out event.
We are looking forward to having around 120 people attending, for what we have a spooktacular event in store.
And, thanks to all who are attending our latest fundraising event, we will be able to keep on changing, transforming, and saving lives across Oxfordshire, including the Oxford Children’s Hospital.
Thanks to events like our Halloween parties amongst many more throughout the year, we are able to keep on raising fantastic sums to help make an incredible difference with a huge impact on the lives of children and families in hospital and the incredible NHS teams and staff who benefit hugely from our donations and our relentless fundraising amongst many others in the community who benefit from the impact of our work.
Some of the ways that, thanks to our loyal and wonderful supporters and community, we was able to help the Oxford Children’s Hospital in 2022 – where we raised over £5,310 – can be seen in the graphic, showing examples of some of the areas and medical equipment that, in part, in our 15th anniversary year we was able to fund, and provide.
This year, in the year that we reached a milestone £100,000 raised across two decades for the hospital, we hope to fund a special piece of equipment identified by the hospital clinical teams as a legacy-funded piece of kit in our landmark £100k celebratory year for Chox (this is still being finalised), and we cannot wait to update you all.
We’ve still some exciting and fun events to come including Didcot Festive Market 2023 on 3rd December, Play2Give’s Christmas Party 2023 on 9th December in Didcot and our Festive Rock ‘n’ Roll Bingo Night 2023 at Boundary Park on 7th December.
Thank you to everyone who continues to get behind and supports our incredible work so that we can keep on ‘changing, transforming, and saving lives’ for young lives at hospital. Your generosity and kindness are never taken for granted
Picture: Sept 2016 – Andy with young patient, Mitchell, on Melanie’s Ward, the specialist adolescent ward at Chox, after the ward received 2 PS4s with games from funds raised by a quiz night held with Sainsbury’s in Didcot