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Chevin Golf Club - what a great day for a game of golf. Hope it goes well and thank you once again for supporting us at the Derbyshire Children's Holiday Centre.
Derbyshire Children's Holiday Centre are cock-a-hoop to be able to announce that starting on Tuesday 7th July and completing on 11th July our charity have 'The ‘Who Knew?’ walking tour with Stuart Boon and Xavier Andrews.
Following their successful walk last year from Derby to Blackpool, they have developed a new plan whilst working with me to raise further funds for the Derbyshire Children's Holiday Centre (DCHC).
Both Xavier and Stuart are passionate about the charity which has meant so much to Stuart since he was a child.
Their aim with the ‘Who Knew Walk’ is to raise awareness of the numerous Derbyshire towns where the charity engages with disadvantaged children and who are able to enjoy a holiday at our home in Skegness.
The walk will take them from
Day 1. Glossop to Buxton via Chapel en le Frith;
Day 2. Buxton to Chesterfield via Bakewell;
Day 3. Chesterfield to Belper via Alfreton;
Day 4. Belper to Derby via Kilburn, Heanor and Spondon
Day 5. Final leg from Derby to Swadlincote via Melbourne and Ticknall.
A total of 102 miles; the same distance that the DCHC in Skegness is from Derby.
We hope you’ll be able to support them in their mission to raise £2000. Their JustGiving page is provided below.
www.justgiving.com/page/stuart-boon
Barbara Anne Hastings-Asatourian
@followers
The Needles Pub
The Nags Head
Becky Measures
Himalayan Gurkha Restaurant (Derby)
Skegness Standard
Derbyshire Live
Nadine Peatfield
Mastroianni Ice’s
Janine Marie
LEAD I.T Services
Cosy
Jonathan Charles Smale
Catherine Atkinson
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📰 We're in the news! 📰
Lovely to see news of our 135th year anniversary service at Derby Cathedral make a nice colourful page in today's Derby Telegraph.
And we've had some further coverage of our service in Charity Today - it's great to see our news celebrated in the local community.
#charity #fundraising #happynews
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Fabulous ✔️
🚗 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED – CAN YOU HELP? 🚗
As we prepare to welcome guests to our special 135th Anniversary Afternoon Tea at Repton School on Sunday 28th June, we’re looking for a few volunteers to help marshal cars and direct guests as they arrive.
📍 Repton School
🕜 Sunday 28th June
⏰ 1.30pm – 2.30pm
This would be an ideal opportunity for:
• Scout Network members
• Explorer Scouts
• Army, Air or Sea Cadets
• Duke of Edinburgh participants
• Anyone who enjoys helping at community events
You’ll be the friendly face welcome supporters as they arrive for an afternoon celebrating 135 years of changing children’s lives through holidays by the sea.
If you can spare an hour and would like to help, please send us a message or email us at [email protected].
Thank you for helping us make this special anniversary event a success!
#Volunteer #Scouts #ScoutNetwork #Cadets #DofE #Repton #Derbyshire #Community #DCHC135 #ChangingLivesByTheSea
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Amber Valley CVS (AVCVS) do you know anybody who can help? Thanks ☺️
⛱️ Oh we do like to be beside the seaside! ⛱️
We can't thank enough everyone who made our 135th birthday celebrations at Derby Cathedral so special.
It was wonderful to see this glorious church packed with so many people who came together to help us celebrate 135 years of providing children's holidays in Skegness.
What a riot of colour. What performances. What memories.
From the talents of young performers at Derby Theatre's Abbey Hub who presented their memories of the sea, to Journey to the Coast from St Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy Dance group who masterfully evoked the waves of the sea with their movements - it was a beautiful, positive, uplifting service.
We heard memories of the holiday centre from Michelle Breffitt and Nicole Pirie - and we were even introduced to our founder Harry Bates Sykes himself, via the talents of performer Dylan Bull.
The performance from The Invisible Friends choir provided an incredibly powerful and beautiful moment in the service.
And as for our closing song? We couldn't beat the Madonna classic - Holiday!
A huge thank you goes to our principal event sponsors Vaillant Live, Cosy and LEAD I.T Services, partners Blue Mountain Homes, Rumko Marketing, and community sponsors Broadbents Solicitors, Smallbizbod, A.W. Lymn, Lulua Travel, Rothera Bray, Penguin PR and Caslon Press.
Amazing to see so many civic dignitaries from around our brilliant county of Derbyshire there too. We are so glad you could join us.
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Photos from Chevin Golf Club's post
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Chevin Golf Club - what a great day for a game of golf. Hope it goes well and thank you once again for supporting us at the Derbyshire Children's Holiday Centre.
Derbyshire Children's Holiday Centre are cock-a-hoop to be able to announce that starting on Tuesday 7th July and completing on 11th July our charity have 'The ‘Who Knew?’ walking tour with Stuart Boon and Xavier Andrews.
Following their successful walk last year from Derby to Blackpool, they have developed a new plan whilst working with me to raise further funds for the Derbyshire Children's Holiday Centre (DCHC).
Both Xavier and Stuart are passionate about the charity which has meant so much to Stuart since he was a child.
Their aim with the ‘Who Knew Walk’ is to raise awareness of the numerous Derbyshire towns where the charity engages with disadvantaged children and who are able to enjoy a holiday at our home in Skegness.
The walk will take them from
Day 1. Glossop to Buxton via Chapel en le Frith;
Day 2. Buxton to Chesterfield via Bakewell;
Day 3. Chesterfield to Belper via Alfreton;
Day 4. Belper to Derby via Kilburn, Heanor and Spondon
Day 5. Final leg from Derby to Swadlincote via Melbourne and Ticknall.
A total of 102 miles; the same distance that the DCHC in Skegness is from Derby.
We hope you’ll be able to support them in their mission to raise £2000. Their JustGiving page is provided below.
www.justgiving.com/page/stuart-boon
Barbara Anne Hastings-Asatourian
@followers
The Needles Pub
The Nags Head
Becky Measures
Himalayan Gurkha Restaurant (Derby)
Skegness Standard
Derbyshire Live
Nadine Peatfield
Mastroianni Ice’s
Janine Marie
LEAD I.T Services
Cosy
Jonathan Charles Smale
Catherine Atkinson
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
📰 We're in the news! 📰
Lovely to see news of our 135th year anniversary service at Derby Cathedral make a nice colourful page in today's Derby Telegraph.
And we've had some further coverage of our service in Charity Today - it's great to see our news celebrated in the local community.
#charity #fundraising #happynews
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Fabulous ✔️
🚗 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED – CAN YOU HELP? 🚗
As we prepare to welcome guests to our special 135th Anniversary Afternoon Tea at Repton School on Sunday 28th June, we’re looking for a few volunteers to help marshal cars and direct guests as they arrive.
📍 Repton School
🕜 Sunday 28th June
⏰ 1.30pm – 2.30pm
This would be an ideal opportunity for:
• Scout Network members
• Explorer Scouts
• Army, Air or Sea Cadets
• Duke of Edinburgh participants
• Anyone who enjoys helping at community events
You’ll be the friendly face welcome supporters as they arrive for an afternoon celebrating 135 years of changing children’s lives through holidays by the sea.
If you can spare an hour and would like to help, please send us a message or email us at [email protected].
Thank you for helping us make this special anniversary event a success!
#Volunteer #Scouts #ScoutNetwork #Cadets #DofE #Repton #Derbyshire #Community #DCHC135 #ChangingLivesByTheSea
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Amber Valley CVS (AVCVS) do you know anybody who can help? Thanks ☺️
⛱️ Oh we do like to be beside the seaside! ⛱️
We can't thank enough everyone who made our 135th birthday celebrations at Derby Cathedral so special.
It was wonderful to see this glorious church packed with so many people who came together to help us celebrate 135 years of providing children's holidays in Skegness.
What a riot of colour. What performances. What memories.
From the talents of young performers at Derby Theatre's Abbey Hub who presented their memories of the sea, to Journey to the Coast from St Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy Dance group who masterfully evoked the waves of the sea with their movements - it was a beautiful, positive, uplifting service.
We heard memories of the holiday centre from Michelle Breffitt and Nicole Pirie - and we were even introduced to our founder Harry Bates Sykes himself, via the talents of performer Dylan Bull.
The performance from The Invisible Friends choir provided an incredibly powerful and beautiful moment in the service.
And as for our closing song? We couldn't beat the Madonna classic - Holiday!
A huge thank you goes to our principal event sponsors Vaillant Live, Cosy and LEAD I.T Services, partners Blue Mountain Homes, Rumko Marketing, and community sponsors Broadbents Solicitors, Smallbizbod, A.W. Lymn, Lulua Travel, Rothera Bray, Penguin PR and Caslon Press.
Amazing to see so many civic dignitaries from around our brilliant county of Derbyshire there too. We are so glad you could join us.
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