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Giving Something Back Jackie Lewis© Newsletter Edition 8 GIVINGGIVING SOMETHINGSOMETHING BACKBACK Fund Raising for St David’s Hospice Care Edition 8 01/05/14 In Memory of Steven Lewis Welcome to the 8th Edition A little reminder why we are raising money for St David’s. of the Newsletter. I hope you enjoy reading what we St David’s mission is: have been up to since To provide and continue to develop a free and Edition 7. Our total has continued to rise and we 2014April comprehensive palliative care service of excellence December 2013 have held 4 events and 3 throughout Caerphilly, Monmouthshire, Newport, monthly photography Torfaen and within South and Mid Powys for people, their competitions. families and carers facing a progressive life- We have also been lucky limiting illness which is no longer curable. This service enough to have individuals recognises the need of the whole person and is given in co successfully completing -operation with other agencies. sponsored events in Steve’s name keeping our To provide an educational resource using the special fundraising very much a expertise and skills of the Foundation. TEAM EFFORT. We are still supported by many others including One of the individuals featured in this Newsletter who Keiligh Baker at the Argus took part in the London Marathon said of St David’s and Newport Events who regularly promote our http://www.justgiving.com/Jackie-Lewis31 I wanted to raise money so St David's could continue to events. support patients and families when they need it the most. I ur goal for this are not even half way through have seen the compassion and care that the nursing staff and THANK YOU to everyone year is £25,000 the year and our total is support staff show to patients and their families. Any making the news that and it is hard to already 92% towards that enables me to produce a believe that we goal. donation will make a difference. Newsletter. O 1 John Hartson is a supporter of this fund raising campaign. Jackie Lewis© Newsletter Edition 8 The Hillary and Russell The Winners Runners Up The 2nd Runners Up The Hopefuls The End 2 John Hartson is a supporter of this fund raising campaign. Jackie Lewis© Newsletter Edition 8 We hope to repeat this event and arrange one BINGO NIGHT News: As so many photographs are taken at our later in the year or maybe the beginning of FRIDAY 21st next year on one of those cold winter events I decided to put in place a flyer which I placed evenings in January or February as we are on every table. I feel everyone has the right to decide FEBRUARY recovering from our Christmas festivities. whether their photograph is shared on Social Media This was the first time pages. This is a copy of the flyer and it will be included that we have held a in every event we provide in the future . Bingo night. The event was put into our calendar because an impromptu game used to fill in a ‘gap’ in one of our entertainment evenings proved to be so popular many people asked for a whole evening of Bingo. Paul Murphy had taken up the challenge of Bingo Caller and although his first time ’out’ he was a natural. We loved having him as our Bingo Caller and so an event was planned. We paid out above average prize money for full houses in the main Bingo Books and even bigger amounts for the flyers. All winners of a line had a fantastic prize from the prizes that had been donated to us throughout the month. We raised £160 for St David’s due to the generosity of all of those that supported us on this our first Bingo Evening. In between the Bingo night and our next fundraiser I really enjoyed being at the Newport Half Marathon with my friend Julie. The weather was kinder this year than last year, definitely not as cold, didn’t even mind the small amount of rain that appeared now and again. It was very rewarding to be taking part in just a small way and helping out all the individuals who run for charity. Life is not all about what you spend on yourself, there is as much or more satisfaction in giving to help other people. All the runners were so thankful for all the help they were given but we were even more thankful for the many people running for such wonderful causes. What struck me that day was, however big or small the event and whatever your role, we are all in it together to help to make life better for others in the Community. 3 John Hartson is a supporter of this fund raising campaign. Jackie Lewis© Newsletter Edition 8 FOUR AMAZING INDIVIDUALS WHO MADE THE DECISION TO COMBINE FITNESS WITH THE WORLD OF FUNDRAISING Pontypool 10K (23/02/14), the Newport Half Marathon (02/03/14) and KATE WATERS Kate Waters a friend of Steve’s for most of his life took us by surprise following her decision to start running again, when she asked us if she could raise money for St David’s in Steve’s name and add the money to our total. Kate was amazing, we were very touched and so glad that we were there to cheer Kate on. This is what Kate said: “Less than 5 months ago (October 5th to be exact) I did my first park run and couldn't even run a full 5k. Today I completed the Newport half marathon! Just goes to show what you can do when you put your mind to it. Even better than that, I've raised a massive £300 for the fantastic St David's Hospice Care too! So thank you to everyone who sponsored me, at the 9 mile mark when it was getting difficult it was your generosity that got me to the end! Thanks again, really appreciated it xx” The Newport Half Marathon The 77 mile ’Big Bike The London Marathon and Ceri Knight (14/04/14) (02/03/14), Ride.’ (30/03/14) and JAMES Ceri Knight a supporter of our fundraising ran the 2014 the 77 mile ’Big Bike MATTHEWS London Marathon. This is what Ceri said: Ride’ (30/03/14). and RAY BIRD James Matthews a friend of Steve’s A decade after running my last marathon I who regularly raises money for charity decided it was time to get fit again. St David's Ray Bird friend and brother-in-law of Steve once again completed the St David’s bike ride for St had been amazing while caring for Keith (Jon's has been doing some fantastic fundraising for St David’s. uncle) last year so I wanted to raise money so David’s in Steve’s name and raised £145. Ray organised a brilliant golfing event last September and St David's could continue to support patients James said: raised a massive £915. This time Ray has put on his and families when they need it the most. I running shoes and leaped onto his bike to raise more Just to let you all know that have seen the compassion and care that the money. This is what Ray said: I am taking part in a 77 nursing staff and support staff show to patients and their “So far I have £173 for the half mile bike ride next Sunday families. Any donation will make a difference. Through fund marathon and bike ride and the for a great cause St David's foundation. raising for St David's I have made lots of new friends, Christine 54321 donation is currently at I'm going to do it for a friend of mine Vorres Pont-y-Pwl runners and of course you Jackie. I'm proud £370 split between St David’s and Steven Lewis who sadly passed away to to do whatever I can to help St David's. In September my Luca but this runs until September stomach cancer. His daughters Meg 6 and Beth 4 did a 2k fun run and raised £180 so hopefully a bit more will be mum Jackie has been for St David's. They are running another one shortly which we added before then. Next ride is 100 miles Cardiff to Tenby doing some fantastic have been collecting sponsorship for with my marathon before we set off for Amsterdam.” The link to Ray’s page is work in his memory money and raised nearly £800. The link to Ceri’s page is http:// uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-web/fundraiser/ http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/ raising money for St showFundraiserProfilePage.action?userURL=knightgirls RayBird.MikeBridges David's. 4 John Hartson is a supporter of this fund raising campaign. Jackie Lewis© Newsletter Edition 8 OUR ST DAVID’S DAY EVENT Our poster said it all, what a fabulous and unforgettable night it was. A sell out event with loads of raffle prizes, Dean Mack was everything that we thought he would be and more and we felt extremely lucky that Dean came along to entertain us on our St David’s Day Annual event. I will let the photographs tell the story rather than my words but after expenses we raised £287.50 and that weekend we put that together with an individual donation of £50 from Julie Gibson, £5 from the sale of chocolate lollipops made by Sue, Murphy and £2 not added from our photography competition and we made our total up to £22,500.
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