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Bake Sale Newsletter Guinness World Record Attempt Bake Sale 29 February 2016 THANK YOU in aid of Thank you to all involved Central Area We would like to thank everyone who has given up their time freely to bake, ice and slice to take part in the Big Leap’s world record bake sale attempt. The support and enthusasiam all the way across the University has been incredible. We hope you’ve enjoyed banding together to raise funds for important causes Record breakers Fiona Carmichael The final tally for cakes sold in 8 hour period 50 George Square on Leap Day 2016 is: Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic and The Brain Tumour Charity 691 cakes sold / £345.50 raised 18,195 We raised: £9,226.12 And supported: 37 causes A special thank you in particular to our Team Vicky Watters Leaders who organised their respective bake 55 George Square sales and encouraged colleagues and friends Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic and to get involved. Macmillan Cancer Support 579 cakes sold / £289.50 raised We are very grateful to Glenn Cosby for his baking wisdom and enthusiasm during the cake crawl. in aid of Gail Davies Lindsey Murrie 7 George Square, Centre for Cognitive Ageing and Appleton Tower, Deaconess Common Room Cognitive Epidemiology Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation AgeUK 40 cakes sold / £20 raised 403 cakes sold / £201.50 raised Shannon McLauchlan Appleton Tower, Ground Floor All4Paws at the Vet School and Edinburgh Cancer Research Centre 90 cakes sold / £45.00 raised Pauline Ward Argyle House, EDINA Offices Euan MacDonald Centre for Motor Neurone Disease Research 325 cakes sold / £162.50 raised in aid of Izzy Cunningham Marjorie Drysdale Business School Chrystal Macmillan Building Children 1st The Edinburgh Fund 576 cakes sold / £288.00 raised 158 cakes sold / £79.00 raised Geoffrey Baines Chaplaincy Salvation Army 33 cakes sold / £16.50 raised Jen Middleton Communications and Marketing Lesley Forrest The Grassmarket Community Project Charles Stewart House 229 cakes sold / £114.50 raised Children in Need 804 cakes sold / £402.00 raised in aid of Sharon Pringle Vicki Scott Edinburgh College of Art Hugh Robson Building Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic Anatomy@Edinburgh, Euan MacDonald Centre, 218 cakes sold / £109.00 raised Muir Maxwell Centre, and Patrick Wild Centre 705 cakes sold / £352.50 raised Taryn Elms Informatics Forum Euan MacDonald Centre for Motor Neurone Disease Research Lorna Brain 413 cakes sold / £206.50 raised Festivals Office RDSVS Clinic for Homeless Peoples’ Pets 275 cakes sold / £137.50 raised Alison McNaughton International Office / SRA Research to Understand Stroke due to Haemorrhage 105 cakes sold / £52.50 raised in aid of Kasey McCall-Smith Old College Angus Walls Home-Start Edinburgh West and South West Lauriston Building 261 cakes sold / £130.50 raised Ben Walton Trust 255 cakes sold / £125.00 raised Saida Gadylshina Danielle Howarth Old College, Postgraduate Hub Main Library AdVita Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic and 194 cakes sold / £97.00 raised Late Antique and Medieval Postgraduate Society 733 cakes sold / £366.50 raised Gillian Talbot Main Library Macmillan 217 cakes sold / £108.50 raised Sarah Thomas Main Library, Careers Service Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic 340 cakes sold / £170.00 raised Sheena Jenkins Old College, Student Administration Staff Room Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic and Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies 630 cakes sold / £315.00 raised in aid of Lauren Delahunty Royal Hospital for Sick Children Holt Hauser Muir Maxwell Epilepsy Centre, MindRoom and Sick Old Medical School, Near Doorway 7 Kids Hope Park Counselling Service 727 cakes sold / £363.50 raised 284 cakes sold / £142.00 raised Lorna Aitken Sarah Rhynas School of Economics Old Medical School, School of Health in Social Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic Science 133 cakes sold / £66.50 raised Muir Maxwell Epilepsy Centre and Trussell Trust 244 cakes sold / £122.00 raised Jen Durkin Jennifer Lambert Pleasance Gym - Bake Sale HQ Pollock Halls, Main Reception Univeristy of Edinburgh Sports Clubs Big Leap Spotlight Centres 953 cakes sold / £476.50 raised 400 cakes sold / £200.00 raised in aid of Easter Bush Holyrood Valerie Gordon Charteris Land Hope Park Counselling Service Heather Thomson 120 cakes sold / £60.00 raised Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies All4Paws @ RDSVS and Mary’s Meals 960 cakes sold / £480.00 raised Dawn Holmes Dalhousie Land Railway Children 221 cakes sold / £110.50 raised Eleanor Gaunt Eva Setz The Roslin Institute Holyrood North Residence Hall British Blind Sport Anne Forrest Fund for Oesophageal Cancer Research 761 cakes sold / £378.50 raised 114 cakes sold / £57.00 raised in aid of Andrew MacLaren Crew Building Lesley Pert Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic Paterson’s Land 97 cakes sold / £48.50 raised Free Cakes for Kids 605 cakes sold / £302.50 raised King’s Buildings Siobhan MacInnes James Clerk Maxwell Building Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic 226 cakes sold / £113.00 raised Karen Rafferty Ashworth Laboratories Euan MacDonald Centre for MND Research and Research into Pancreatic Cancer at Edinburgh University 630 cakes sold / £315.00 raised Linda Burns Joseph Black Building Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic 145 cakes sold / £72.50 raised in aid of Little France Andrea Schulz Roger Land Building Euan MacDonald Centre for MND Research and Kimberley Moore Research into Pancreatic Cancer Chancellor’s Building 744 cakes sold / £372.00 raised Simpson’s Special Care Babies and Tommy’s 500 cakes sold / £250.00 raised Sophie Gardner Scottish Microelectronics Centre Pablo Hurtado Interburns Queen’s Medical Research Institute 272 cakes sold / £136.00 raised Simpson Memorial Maternity Pavilion and Tommy’s 803 cakes sold / £401.50 raised Western General Hospital Jilly Hope Kate Saunders Institute of Genetics and Molecular Medicine The Grant Institute Muir Maxwell Epilepsy GeoSciences Undergraduate Field Work Fund 679 cakes sold / £339.50 raised 320 cakes sold / £160.00 raised The University of Edinburgh is a charitable body, registered in Scotland, with registration number SC005336 The University of Edinburgh Development Trust is a charitable body, registered in Scotland, with registration number in aid of SC004307.
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