Dig deep for charity
Published Date:
13 March 2008
By by Mark Ditchfield
KIND-hearted Gainsborough folk are being asked to dig deep and back a MacMillan Cancer Support event.
Almost £13,000 was raised in the town last year, money in the form of support grants which went towards 33 families living with the disease.
The grants cover many everyday costs such as heating and bedding and supplement the emotional support also provided by the registered charity.
And following the sad news that Lincoln City manger Peter Jackson has been diagnosed with throat cancer, a sponsored firewalk is to take place at the Sincil Bank ground on April 19.
A number of limited places are available for the event which requires a £25 registration fee to cover costs incurred from hosting the walk, ensuring all future money raised by participants will go to people living with cancer,
For more information or to book places, contact fundraising manager Gemma Dixon on (01522) 530640.
The full article contains 154 words and appears in Gainsborough Standard newspaper.
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Last Updated:
11 March 2008 10:58 AM
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Source:
Gainsborough Standard
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Location:
Gainsborough
