People love giving back to the community. And what better way to do so than by combining charity with fun?
Most charitable organizations have realized that proceeds are much higher if attendees can get a kick out of the events.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich runners pulled on a range of garish knitwear to mark the annual ‘Christmas Jumper Day’ during a training run.
The run was organised by Nantwich Running Club member Zoe Buckley and raised £145 for Save the Children, who are dedicated to transforming the lives of children.
More than 20 budding ‘Bear Grylls’ at a Nantwich primary school had a taste of the great outdoors to raise cash for charity.
The resourceful youngsters at Sound and District Primary School used tarpaulin, fabric, string, tape and cardboard to make their own shelters for the night.
Tarporley High School students shed their blazers for Christmas jumpers as part of the Save the Children Charity Day.
Students enjoyed the chance to donate to charity while getting into the festive spirit!
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