£85,000 ALLOCATED FOR AWARDS TO YOUNG PEOPLE
The John Thornton Young Achievers Foundation (JTYAF) has announced that £85,000 has been allocated for awards to local young people in 2017.
Read more
Category: Charity
You are here:
Archives
Categories
LATEST NEWS
Poole choir gives boost to water charity
Luminos, a Poole-based community choir, held its annual Christmas concert at St Aldhelm’s Church, Branksome, raising more than £700 for WaterAid UK, the charity which works around the world to ensure people have clean drinking water.
TV star Simon backs volunteer fair
Wildlife presenter Simon King is inviting budding volunteers to attend the New Forest Volunteer Fair, which will bring together more than 30 local groups including the National Trust and Forestry Commission to help potential volunteers find their perfect role.
Diverse Abilities Flies the Flag at AFC Bournemouth
AFC Bournemouth’s Premier League clash with south coast rivals Southampton was a special occasion for the children supported by Dorset disability charity Diverse Abilities.
Christmas spirit breaks school fundraising records
Santa and his little helpers have been busy at Ringwood Church of England Infant School. A record-breaking £4,654 has been raised for the school with a series of Christmas events.
Talbot Village Trust supports youth relationship skills charity
Talbot Village Trust (TVT) has provided the funds needed to refurbish and re-equip the office of a local charity, which runs relationship skills workshops for young people.
Poole care home hosts seasonal carols
Church singers filled a Poole care home with Christmas spirit recently. The sweet sound of hymns and Christmas carols were sung during a visit by church members.
Trees of Remembrance return
Dorset’s Douch Family Funeral Directors are inviting people to leave messages on Christmas trees in memory of lost loved ones.
Businesses waste no time to help ‘unique’ Dorset hotel
Two Dorset businesses came to the aid of a unique hotel that offers holiday retreats for cancer patients and people with life threatening illnesses.
Ringwood School collects over 3,500 items for the homeless this Christmas
When it comes to helping the homeless, Ringwood School knows how to step up to the mark. For the last 10 years they have been running a sixth form-led initiative to collect food and personal care items to pass on to those less fortunate at Christmas. This year students and staff collected an incredible 3,671 food tins and personal care items for onward transmission.
