Generous Nantwich folk donated a ton of stuff at another successful “drop and go” donation event for the town’s Foodbank.
The annual event was run by the Food Festival volunteers at Brine Leas School in Nantwich.
St Luke’s Hospice is teaming up with local solicitors across Cheshire for its “Make a Will Month” campaign.
Throughout October, solicitors are offering to write Wills in exchange for a donation to the Hospice, giving supporters a chance to get their affairs in order.
Big-hearted Nantwich Camera Club members have donated a speaker’s fee to help those suffering mental illness.
The club enjoyed a talk from Sutton Coldfield wildlife photographer Mike Phelps on how spending time outdoors and taking photographs has improved his mental health.
Crewe & Nantwich charity Shine Bright Foundation has donated £40,000 to breast cancer research.
The funds will go towards Breast CANcer Risk Assessment in Young women (BCAN-RAY) – a study led by Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT).
The Wingate Special Children’s Trust based near Nantwich has received a £7,520 donation from Morrisons Foundation.
The trust, a charity in Wrenbury that supports children and young people with special education needs and disabilities in East Cheshire, was visited by Eddisbury MP Edward Timpson to celebrate their success.
Pupils at Highfields Primary in Nantwich have benefited from a Community Book Pledge donation from local car dealer Swansway.
The pledge aims to help children reach fundraising targets and bolster reading resources in their school.
Crewe & Nantwich Round Table have presented a cheque for £1,000 to the Nantwich Foodbank.
The donation will provide a vital lifeline for those families struggling to afford food in the current cost of living crisis.
Children at a popular Crewe and Nantwich Gymnastics Club are jumping for joy after landing their first donation towards a fundraising campaign for new equipment.
Cereal producer Mornflake was quick off the mark to support the club after parents put out an appeal to Cheshire businesses.
The Age UK shop in Nantwich has teamed up with The Wombles to appeal to residents to donate their unwanted Christmas presents.
The charity and the much-loved children’s characters hope to spread their message of local environmentalism and encourage people to join the sustainable movement by supporting Age UK’s shops.
Members of Wych-Malbank Rotary Club have donated £500 to charity Daisy’s Dream for its work in Cheshire East.
Sarah Hampton, fundraiser for the charity, accepted the cheque from John Poulson, President, Wych-Malbank Rotary Club.
The Wingate Children’s Centre near Nantwich has benefited from a share of £65,000 donated to charities across the region.
The Equilibrium Foundation donated the money after successful year of fundraising to eight charities in Cheshire and Manchester.
Staff and pupils at Wybunbury Delves Primary have been given a play areas boost by Crewe-based Wickes.
The store has donated paint and equipment to help freshen up the village school’s play area later this year.
Staff and volunteers from St Luke’s Hospice will be collecting and recycling real Christmas trees in return for a donation towards patient care.
Registration for the annual Christmas Tree Collection is now open.
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