2012 was a special year for Carole, whose tireless fundraising efforts was recognised by Good Housekeeping, who selected her as their guest at the Women of the Year Lunch in London.
Local charity Anna’s Hope is inviting all fairies to help break the World Record for the Number of Fairies in One Place. The current record is 337.
The event will take place on Sunday 19th August from 12 noon in Burghley Park and the official count will be at 2pm. Fairies of any age and sex are invited to dress up, bring a picnic and put Anna’s Hope and Stamford into the Record Books.
To qualify as a fairy you need to wear Fairy wings, a tutu or dress and a wand. As an added incentive anyone dressed, as a fairy on the day will get half price admission into the Garden of Surprises.
The event is free but if you can also get sponsored then that would be fantastic and all the money will go towards helping local children and young people with a brain tumour.
Founder of Anna’s Hope and Anna’s mummy, Carole Hughes said ‘It would be brilliant if families and friends enter into the fairy spirit, break the world record and picnic together in the beautiful grounds of Burghley Park. It will also be a very special as the event will also coincide with what would have been Anna’s 10th Birthday.’
All Fairies must register prior to the event by contacting admin@annashope.co.uk or 01780 740492
Maples of Stamford are offering a 30 minute facial for £25 – and £10 will go to Anna’s Hope. This offer is only available on Saturday June 9th 2012.
To book, call 01780 752725
7.30pm, Thursday 28 June, Marquee on Doncaster Close, Oakham.
Tickets (£14 all seats reserved) can be purchased from 9am Thursday 26 April only by phoning 01572 758820 or coming to the Box Office, Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Ashwell Road, Oakham.
Don’t miss this fab evening of music and fun with Oakham School’s top student jazz musicians and singers! This year, we’ve a fantastic new Funky Tents marquee to add an extra glitz to the evening. Enjoy the music from your table, bring a picnic to eat during the interval and get your drinks from the bar, which is open all evening.
Oakham School’s Big Band Bonanza is delighted to be associated with Anna’s Hope again this year – look out for Carole and her fairies taking a retiring collection!
Seats/tables will be reserved for you at the time of booking. Tables seat 10 only. The management reserves the right to place you at a table. Payment for phone orders must be received within 7 working days or tickets will be re-allocated. Tickets bought in person must be paid for at the time of purchase. Further restrictions apply.
Also, don’t miss Oakham School’s Festival Orchestral Concert on June 22nd…
Holiday on Ice offer supporters of Anna’s Hope a special £2 discount off Gold, Silver & Bronze adult and senior ticket prices.* Every ticket sold also raises £2 for Anna’s Hope. Simply quote Anna’s Hope when booking. To Book tickets online please visit www.theticketfactory.com/holidayonice or Call 0844 5811315
* Subject to availability
Rob Forster from Stamford Boys school raised £200 from sales in the tuck shop with the help of Joseph Chedd and William Bourne. Anna’s Hope founder and Anna’s mummy was delighted to receive the cheque from the boys when she visited the school.
Rob is a keen supporter of the charity and this is the second time he has raised funds for Anna’s Hope through the Tuck Shop.
Thank You, Rob, Joseph and William and all those who bought from the Tuck shop. Every penny will go towards funding the charity’s aims.
Anna’s Hope is the leading children’s brain tumour charity in the East of England. Our first aim is to assist in the rehabilitation of children and young people who have suffered from a brain tumour or who have had brain surgery by providing or assisting in the provision of resources and facilities not normally provided by the statutory authorities at local hospitals and in the local communities. The second aim is to support the funding of research into the causes, treatment and cure of childhood brain tumours with particular reference to Childhood Ependymonas and to ensure the results of such research are published.
For more information on children’s brain tumour and the work Anna’s Hope does, click here