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REV COMPS £1000 Charity Draw (1-435) ENTRY LIST - Draw 17th March 2021 NUMBER CHARITY NAME 1 Willen Hospice based in Milton Keynes 2 DEBRA 3 The Heart Of Kent Hospice 4 Air ambulance for sure. 5 Kidney cancer research 6 Musgrove Park 7 SCAS, South Central ambulance Charity 8 Keith's Rescue 9 Sobell House hospice 10 https://www.facebook.com/PAWS.RescueWales/ 11 MS society 12 Animals in distress Torbay and West Country 13 Sepsis UK 14 Hornsea Inshore Rescue 15 Woodside Animal Sanctuary 16 Papyrus 17 Poppy appeal.. royal legion. 18 SSAFA - Armed Forces Charity 19 Prince of Wales Hospice.Kippax and Wakefield. 20 Mental Health Motorbike 21 Munchkins Miniature Shetland Rescue 22 Braintrust 23 Naomi House Charity 24 Cystic Fibrosis Trust 25 British Horse Society and World Horse Welfare and RNLI please 26 Phyllis Tuckwell and Hampshire Air Ambulance 27 Calums Cabin, a charity for children with cancer. 28 Sidmouth Club 29 Cash For Kids. www.revcomps.com 1 REV COMPS £1000 Charity Draw (1-435) ENTRY LIST - Draw 17th March 2021 NUMBER CHARITY NAME 30 Cramar Cat Sanctuary 31 The Bradley Lowery Foundation 32 Good Life Dog Rescue 33 Harvey's Wish 34 M.N.D 35 Zoe’s place 36 Round Table Children's Wish 37 Wings and paws rescue 38 Woodlands hospice, 39 Thrive Paignton 40 Wessex 4x4 Response 41 Max Appeal. 42 Spaniel Aid Uk. 43 Royal British Legion 44 Adapt - Premature Babies 45 Sheffield children’s hospital � 46 Doris Banham Dog Rescue 47 Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice. 48 The RNLI, dont here enough exposure and save lives 49 Great North air Ambulance � 50 Pete's Dragons 51 Northumbria Blood Bikes 52 EACH.org 53 Any homeless charity’s would be great! Or mental health. 54 ECHO Charity - Evelina Children's Heart OrganisationSERV - 55 The Robin Cancer TrustMale Cancer Awareness Campaign 56 Help for Heroes 57 Children's Heartbeat Trust 58 Hope house www.revcomps.com 2 REV COMPS £1000 Charity Draw (1-435) ENTRY LIST - Draw 17th March 2021 NUMBER CHARITY NAME 59 Air ambulance please 60 St Leonard’s Hospice in York. North Yorkshire. 61 https://www.demelza.org.uk/ 62 Paces Sheffield 63 sunny govan community radio. 64 Children's Heart Unit Fund CHUF 65 NSPCC 66 Macmillan Cancer Care Solihull amazing work they do 67 https://www.pdsa.org.uk/ 68 South Thames Retrieval Service For Kids 69 Wexham Park Hospital stroke unit 70 MND 71 Dementia or Alzheimer’s charities 72 Dean Farm Trust 73 Royal Marines based in Poole 74 The Lewis foundation 75 Devizes Wilts 76 Crohn’s & Colitis U.K. 77 Riders Minds 78 Henry's Cat Haven Wakefield 79 CRUK 80 Autism Hampshire 81 C.R.Y 82 Derian House Childrens Hospice 83 Devon air ambulance 84 The Cleft Lip and Palate Association 85 Oxford children's hospital orhttps://www.helenanddouglas.org.uk/ 86 PDSA 87 Southern Area Hospice Service www.revcomps.com 3 REV COMPS £1000 Charity Draw (1-435) ENTRY LIST - Draw 17th March 2021 NUMBER CHARITY NAME 88 Great Ormond Street children’s hospital 89 TJ Danes Rescue 90 Austim Hampshire 91 PS Botasani 92 Coast Medic 93 Man Down 94 St Helena Hospice, Colchester. 95 Rainbows hospice. 96 Battersea Darned text! 97 Dedicated To Daschunds with IVDD 98 Andymans Clubs 99 Ashgate Hospice 100 Erskine 101 Run The Month With Prostate Cancer UK 102 Katharine house Hospice Stafford. 103 Woodlands Animal Sanctuary Holmeswood 104 South Wales air ambulance 105 The Brain Tumour Charity or Brain Tumour Research North 106 Redditch Round Table 107 Neonatal intensive unit Norwich University hospital 108 Sands still birth charity. 109 https://www.greatnorthairambulance.co.uk/Saved many a biker 110 Diabetes 111 Combat stress 112 Nicu Keep me close appeal Plymouth. 113 DEMENTIA.UK 114 Wiltshire Air Ambulance 115 The Whitechappel Centre Liverpool 116 A charity for anaphylaxis www.revcomps.com 4 REV COMPS £1000 Charity Draw (1-435) ENTRY LIST - Draw 17th March 2021 NUMBER CHARITY NAME 117 Ragdoll Rescue 118 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation 119 Refug-Ease 120 Place Baby Hospice Middlesbrough 121 REAN Rescue 122 Tuesday o'hara fund, 123 Trekstock 124 Bluebell wood children's hospice 125 Royal Marines Charity 126 https://www.plymouthhospitals.nhs.uk/nicu-keep-me-close 127 SWASAG 128 The Laura Centre 129 Prince Of Wales Hospice Charity Shop 130 Cyrenians homeless charity 131 LEBBS 132 Bethesda carehome, isle of lewis 133 The Olive Branch Northern Ireland 134 Air Ambulance is a good start. :) 135 National Autistic Society . 136 St Luke’s Hospice 137 Swindon Sands 138 Shekinha homeless help Plymouth 139 Rennie Grove Hospice care 140 Hestia 141 Neonatal And Piam Brown (Childrens Cancer Ward) 142 Guide Dogs � would be one of my top charitys 143 Royal marsden 144 Cancer research ❤ 145 Childrens Hospital Pyjamas www.revcomps.com 5 REV COMPS £1000 Charity Draw (1-435) ENTRY LIST - Draw 17th March 2021 NUMBER CHARITY NAME 146 MS society , my brother has MS 147 Essex And Herts Air Ambulance 148 Basset rescue network gb. 149 Brightest Star, Linwood for bereaved parents. 150 Waveney Enterprises Craft Workshop 151 Little harbour children’s hospice southwest 152 Beaumond House Hospice Care in Newark on Trent. 153 crohnsandcolitis.org.uk 154 Eight Below 155 Macmillan 156 Alzheimer’s Scotland. 157 The Lullaby Trust 158 Mini Munchkins 159 Lifeboat 160 Stroke Association 161 Help for heroes..... 162 Racehorse Rescue Centre 163 Saving Sarajevo strays 164 Vizla rescue 165 The Invictus Trust 166 Hospice Of The Valleys 167 Blind veterans. 168 Childrens Hospice South West in North Devon 169 Fallen Angels Dance Theatre 170 Whitfield Aspen School Dover 171 The Stan Bowley Trust 172 Action for ME please, I suffer and we need to find a treatment / cure 173 Highland 4x4 response 174 Hospice in the Weald Maidstone. Fantastic place and really help people. www.revcomps.com 6 REV COMPS £1000 Charity Draw (1-435) ENTRY LIST - Draw 17th March 2021 NUMBER CHARITY NAME 175 Any Dementia or Alzeimhers charities ��� 176 Devon Air Ambulance, 177 SAAFA 178 UNITY Support Riders 179 Prostrate Cancer UK 180 SIA SPINAL INJURIES ASSOSIATION 181 Cancer hair care from stevenage 182 Give A Grey Hound a Home 183 As poppy sales will be massively down this year, maybe,,,The British Legion ? 184 The Elizabeth foundation. Pre school deaf children 185 Ms Society � 186 North Wales air Ambulance 187 Air Ambulance NI 188 Boomerang cardiff 189 Cynthia Spencer hospice 190 Nationwide Association of Blood Bikes. 191 Ronald McDonald charity 192 Northamptonshire & Warwickshire Air Ambulance 193 https://www.hda.org.uk/ 194 Osborne Special School i 195 Children’s Hospice South West. 196 Centrepoint Homeless Charity 197 Wirral Hospice St John's 198 Cystic fibrosis Lost a 19 year old niece with it her brother also has it . 199 Katherine House Hospice Stafford 200 Shooting star chase children’s hospice 201 The Bomb Disposal Charity 202 Guide Dogs Northern Ireland 203 Devon Air Ambulance Trust www.revcomps.com 7 REV COMPS £1000 Charity Draw (1-435) ENTRY LIST - Draw 17th March 2021 NUMBER CHARITY NAME 204 Forgotten Veterans 205 https://www.harrysrainbow.co.uk ive ran a few events and cycled a couple to raise money for them 206 https://www.sands.org.uk/ 207 Kidney cancer Scotland � 208 German Shepherd Rescue Elite 209 Coastguard Association 210 Animals in distress x 211 T.I.C Hull and Yorkshire A charity supporting children and adults with Tourette Syndrome 212 Heart foundation in Carlisle 213 Singledads 214 JDRF the juvenile diabetes research foundation. 215 hythe pier heritage association, 216 Great Oaks Dean Forest Hospice 217 Bloodrun EVS 218 Guide Dogs for the blind 219 Alzheimers Society. 220 Cinnamon trust 221 forest holmes cancer hospice in poole in Dorset, 222 Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund 223 Cats Protection 224 Prickly Pigs Hedgehog Otley 225 Tesa's Rescue 226 Cancer research 227 STECS. Scottish Terrier emergency care scheme. 228 Bob Champion Cancer Trust 229 BT4TW. Bike Tours for The Wounded. 230 Destination Florida Children's Charity 231 Support our Paras 232 Devon air ambulance x www.revcomps.com 8 REV COMPS £1000 Charity Draw (1-435) ENTRY LIST - Draw 17th March 2021 NUMBER CHARITY NAME 233 RSCPA Solent Branch 234 National Autistic Society 235 Lambourn Primary School 236 SHINE 237 RNRMC Royal Navy and Royal Marine Charity 238 Hinckley RNA 239 Great ormand Street children's hospital 240 RTTW 241 Scottys Little Soldiers 242 Any children's hospital 243 Spotlight Women/Childrens Abuse Charity 244 ST CHRISTOPHER’S HOSPICE 245 Scottish charity air ambulance 246 Household Cavalry Foundation 247 Blood bikers 248 Dogs Trust � 249 Rainbows hospice for children 250 Devon and Somerset Air ambulance 251 Croft PreSchool 252 Cancer research UK 253 Scotlands charity air ambulance (SCAA) 254 Waterside Self Isolation Support Group 255 Stray Cat Rescue Team West Midlands. 256 Firefighters charity 257 Dementia NATIONAL Charity 258 Wycombe hospital Stroke unit 259 Phoenix heroes veterans charity really needs help 260 Team Mikayla 261 South West Asbestos Support www.revcomps.com 9 REV COMPS £1000 Charity Draw (1-435) ENTRY LIST - Draw 17th March 2021 NUMBER CHARITY NAME 262 West Country Dobermann Rescue 263 Buttercups Sanctuary For Goats 264 Greenacres Rescue in Pembrokeshire 265 Blood bike's Shropshire 266 The Captain Tom Foundation 267 Ty Hafan Childrens Hospital in Cardiff 268 Dogs 4 Rescue 269 Aching Arms 270 Raven rescue 271 Friends Of Town Chuch In Wales Primary School 272 Yorkshire Air Ambulance and Great North Air Ambulance 273 Life Craft 274 Fight Like A Kid - 275 Claire House Hospice Clatterbridge 276 RNRMC 277 RNLI DIABETES UK 278 Birdline Parrot Rescue 279 All Call Signs Forces charity 280 Children''s Cancer 281 Candy Cane Rescue 282 Macmillan nurses .
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