Archive for Fundraising

NEWCASTLE UNITED vs SWANSEA CITY

Gary Moore has donated two tickets for the Milburn Stand (Main Stand), Bar 1892 area – a good area with an exclusive bar. On the website they are shown as premium area seats and are situated close to the dug outs.

They are for Saturday 17th December.

Everyone donating £5 has a chance of winning the tickets – you can either donate online at JustGiving or send cash/cheque to Cherrydene.

All donations to be made by 2nd December – winner will be notified on 3rd December

Cheque from Selkirk Rotary

Andrew was invited to Selkirk Rotary Club’s meeting at the County Hotel on Wednesday evening.  After the meal and short business meeting, Andrew accepted a chequ on behalf of the Trust for £1000.  The money was raised from the recent Scocha concert in the Victoria Hall.  Andrew gave a short presentation on Katie’s Trust, recent activities and its main objectives.  Many thanks to Selkirk Rotary Club.

Report on Ken Laidlaw Sportif 2011

Fifteen cyclists took to the Border roads on Sunday 21st August to raise funds for the Katie
McKerracher Trust as part of the Ken Laidlaw Sportif. There were two routes – 52 miles
and 105 miles – with participants taking between 3 and 7 hours to complete their chosen
route. The fundraisers were kitted out in specially designed cycle shirts, and were given
the honour of leading the event through Hawick Town Centre (see photo). We would like
to thank Hawick Cycle Club for its generosity and for organising such a fantastic event.
We would also like to thank all of the supporters who cheered us on and ran the essential
feed stations.

Photos available here , here and here (many thanks to Ian Bell).

Kinnoull PS Fundraising

We would like to say a big thank you to the P5’s at Kinnoull Primary School for raising £57.20 by making, laminating and selling bookmarks.  Well done guys.

Tap Dancing Mum’s Fundraiser on 14th September 2011

Tap Heavy – Katie McKerracher used to dance with the Lesley MacFarlane School of Dance in Hawick, until a Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (rare brain tumour) tragically cut her life short at age 11.  The mum’s of Katie’s dance class are learning to tap dance so that they can put on a show as ‘Tap Heavy’ during the Dancing Display on 14th September 2011.  Tap heavy are – Ann McKerracher, Jackie Powolny, Wendy Douglas, Debbie Ferguson, Eileen Davies, Susan Forsyth, Marina Arnot, Pauline Renwick, Pamela Rayner, Lesley Fraser and Judith Wilson.  They are raising funds for Katie’s Trust and are aiming to raise more than £3500 – Santander have offered to match the first £3500.