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Maggie's Fife
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“Maggie's has shown me how to regain hope and determination whilst still allowing for the emotional reality of it all”

Robert, during treatment for prostate cancer

 

Local Fundraising Events

Please contact Mhairi MacCullum if you would like any information about fundraising activities at Maggie's Fife on 07866 742175 or mhairi@maggiescentres.org

  • Golf Day

    Sunday 31st August 2008

    Elizabeth Adams & Alistair from Dunnikier Golf Club

    This will be our third annual golf event.  Teams of four, corporate and individuals welcome.

    Please telephone Mhairi for more information.

    Sponsors very welcome!

  • Host your own Dinner Party for Maggie's

    Knife, fork, bottle cork logo

    Wanted: seven dinner party hosts for Maggie's.

    How about having some friends around for a meal and raising money for Maggie's along the way?  This fun to do idea could raise a staggering £100,000 for Maggie's.

    Contact Mhairi for a fundraising pack or click here 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 Fife.

  • The Twilight Walk

    Saturday 7th June 2008

    Participants at the Fife Twilight Walk

    Thanks to everyone who took part in the Twilight Walk in Glenrothes. 

    We're still counting up the money raised however last year over 200 people registered raising over £8,000 for Maggie's Fife.

  • Thank you!

    June 2008

    Maggie's Logo

    Triathlon

    John Cumming of Cooper raised an amazing £1,510 for Maggie's Fife by taking part in a Triathlon Event.

    Hadrian's Wall

    Richard Toole walked 97 miles of Hadrian's Wall from Bo-ness on Solway to Heddon-on-the-Wall.  This is a terrific achievement and we're all extremely grateful to Richard.

  • Fife Coastal Walk

    Tuesday 6th May 2008

    Anne and Snuff the dog on their walk around the Fife coastal route

    Anne and Snuff have raised an amazing £523.46 for Maggie’s Fife by Walking the Fife Coastal Route.  Starting off on a beautiful sunny day on the 6th May Anne and Snuff left Culross for their journey around Fife.

    They were met by Aileen and Kora who joined them for a walk at Crombie Point.  Anne and Snuff’s walk took was both scenic and historic and took in Burnt Island, Kinghorn, Ravenscraig, Pettycur Bay, East Wemyss to Lower Largo, Shell Bay to Pittenweem, St. Andrews to Kinshaldy Beach and the final leg to the Tay Bridge.

    Anne and Snuff are now enjoying a well deserved holiday!  Thank you to both Anne and Snuff.

  • Maggie's Friday

    7th December 2007

    People taking part in Maggie's Friday

    A huge thank you to all who took part in Maggie's Friday on the 7th December, everything from Big Breakfasts to cake and candy! 

    And special thanks to Kingdom FM who allowed Elizabeth, the Community Fundraiser, to be on air for 11.5 hours telling the Maggie's story as well as holding an on-air auction raising over £5,000. 

    Thanks also to Fife Council who support Maggie's Friday every year with astounding success. 

  • Annual Horse Show

    Maggie's Logo

    Special thanks to Leighanne Dryburgh from Kirkcaldy and her mum who held their 4th annual Horse Show raising over £1,200 for Maggie's Fife.

  • Sponsored Silence

    The Leslie Women's Group

    Members of the Leslie Women's Group held a sponsored silence for just one hour and managed to raise £432!!  They must be a noisy bunch!!

  • Bulbs Glorious Bulbs

    Planting dafodil bulbs at Maggie's Fife

    Over 6000 dafodil bulbs were donated by Dobbies in Dunfermline.  Centre users as well as friends and family helped to plant the bulbs in the dell at the front of Maggie's Fife.

    "It was an amazing day with a 10 week old baby in a sling to 75 year olds, everyone is looking forward to the bulbs showing themselves."

  • Patchwork Quilt for Maggie's Fife

    Students from Adam Smith College in Kirkcaldy

    Students at the Adult learning course for Patchwork and Quilting at Adam Smith College in Kirkcaldy have put their needles to good use creating an amazing patchwork quilt that they have donated to Maggie's Fife.

    We will be using to for a raffle or an auction to raise money for the Centre.

    Special thanks to all those who put so much effort in this beautiful creation.

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