Prostate United Lisa & Ruby Darler supporting prostate united CCFR donated £200 to this outstanding cause. Food Gifts CCFR again been able to supply 11 hampers to the local community thanks to Tesco on Newmarket Road Cambridge Cinnamon Trust donation
CCFR supported the Cinnamon Trust who support animals of terminally ill people with a donation of £250
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Little Buds Toy presentation Toy presentation to Francesca Moriarty who runs Little Buds and supports children with special educational needs and disabilities , Thanks to Tesco on Newmarket Road , Cambridge,for partnering CCFR Cambridge Acorn project Toy presentation Toy presentation to the Cambridge Acorn Project ,Thanks to Tesco on Newmarket Road , Cambridge,for partnering CCFR Addenbrookes Toy Donation
Toy presentation to Addenbrookes Childrens A & E department ,Thanks to Tesco on Newmarket Road , Cambridge,for partnering CCFR The Inspirational Young Stars 2024
The 2024 Inspirational Young stars awards again showed what amazing children we have in Cambridgeshire and CCFR are grateful to the Cambridge Independent News Paper for partnering us on this journey. Special thanks also to all the sponsors who without their support this event would not happen. Regent Construction, Mick George Ltd, A R Aspinall & sons, Cambridgeshire Football Association, Cambridge United Lottery, Mead Plant & Grab, Coel, Camclad Ltd, Premier Travel, Baxter Storey, Tesco, Coopers Trophies, Rocket, C B Groundworks Cambridge United FC, Details for the 2025 awards will be published shortly and we urge families to nominate the next Inspirational Young Stars. Time to reflect on 2024 and what a busy year it has been. Part 1 CCFR agreed to continue supporting Cambridge United Football club by supplying sanitary products from Tesco in all the ladies toilets at no cost to the club which we know has been very well used by ladies attending fixtures at the Cledara Abbey stadium and without the support of store Manager Ian Westwood and community champion Julie Izzard it would not have been possible. This arrangement will now continue into 2025 The work supporting mental health has continued and becomes more in demand than ever and I had no hesitation in working with CPSL Mind when I agreed to walk 600 miles the distance of London to Berlin to fit in with the football European championship finals. The walk was two-fold firstly to generate funds for CPSL Mind to continue the work supporting the public and secondly to highlight the importance of conversation around mental health and secondly the walk also raised just short of 10K so thanks to all the companies and individuals who donated to walk. The walk also generated conversations with close friends who offered a further challenge? My good friend Kevin Johnson from C B Groundworks suggested THE BIG FISH OFF with funds raised being used to support the CPSL walk. Rookery Waters at Pidley very kindly agreed to let us use Magpie Lake for the day.
The event generated a lot of media interest, I needed to catch 200lb of fish in 10 hours to bag around 2k of funding, The practice event went well and I managed to net 250lb of fish but then of the day of the BIG FISH OFF things changed? On arrival at the lake it was clear to see that the fish had started spawning and not interested in feeding. The event got off to a slow start but as conditions started to improve so did the fishing and we bagged 204lb of fish. Very special thanks to the Kevin Johnson and all the other sponsors. |
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