Maggie's Cotswolds

Local Fundraising Events

Christiane Dickens, Community Fundraiser for Maggie's Cotswolds can be contacted by e-mail on Christiane.Dickens@maggiescentres.org

• Cheltenham Literature Festival - Ffion Hague's talk on Lloyd George's Women

  Wednesday 15th October 2008, 6pm

  One of our greatest Prime Ministers, Lloyd George was a man who loved women, and the tale of his intertwined relationships contains many unsolved intrigues.  Ffion Hague discusses his life, his politics and his fascinating relationships with women, from his wife Margaret to his mistress Francis Stevenson.

  There's still time to get your tickets for this talk.  Tickets cost just £8 and Maggie's Cotswolds will receive a a donation from the proceeds of the event.  Contact the box office on 0844 576 7979 or visit www.cheltenhamfestivals.com.

   

• Golf Day

  Wednesday 8th April 2009

  

  In conjunction with the C&G Golf Society, Maggie's Cotswolds is holding its second Charity Golf Day on 8th April 2009 at the prestigious Little Aston Golf Club near Birmingham.
  
  Hoping to build on the success of last year's event when 68 golfers played and £8,000 was raised, we are now aiming to break through the £10,000 barrier with 100 golfers taking part.
  
  We are now looking for sponsors and prizes so please contact Christiane on 01242 250611 for more details.

• A HUGE thank you from Maggie's!

  We would like to thank everyone who has helped us to raise money for Maggie's Cotswolds.

• Waitrose Food and Home - Cheltenham

  September 2008

  Maggie’s Cotswolds is very excited to be part of Waitrose's new giving initiative, Community Matters. Throughout September we were one of three local organisations benefiting from Waitrose‘s staff and customers support.
  
  Thanks to all customers and staff who helped to raise nearly £400.

• Mad Mug Month for Maggie's

  September 2008

  

  Thank you to all customers and staff who raised money for Maggie's Cotswolds at Pick a Pot and Paint.

• A Tribute to Elvis

  Saturday 16th August, 8pm to 12.30am

  

  This fantastic event raised just under £3000.

  It was held in memory of Evelyn Valerie Gleed who died on 12th January 2007.